0 in a different way or starting again from the beginning -- på nytt
He started his life anew in Spain.
There is, so to speak, a constant sense of the music re-making itself anew from moment to moment.
If this were not the case, then heuristics would need to be learned anew with each variation in social exchange and across different people.
Most of them definitely welcomed the enthusiasm, the determination to start anew and the political engagement of the 68ers.
The author then proposes anew treatment based upon recent developments in channel theory.
Every evening, upon arriving home, we discover anew that our house is shingled.
The cycle of increased knowledge, enhanced care, greater public acceptance, and support for even more advances in knowledge could thus begin anew.
The implication is that if their halcyon days could be realized anew, then, paradoxically, this people could enjoy life with laws that respect their culture-before-law.
This is contrary to most strictness analysers, where the strictness property of an expression has to be computed anew whenever one of its subexpressions changes.
