Sentence examples for again latent from inspiring English sources

And he conveys the notion — again, latent in his other films, explicit here — that true and noble souls are in synch with nature, and that when true passion is thwarted or frustrated, all hell — or, rather, heaven — breaks loose, with a deluge of divine vengeance against those who would keep the couple apart.

After the treatment has been stopped, growth-inhibited bacteria, however, can re-emerge from their dormancy to start multiplying again with latent infections relapsing back into full-blown attacks.

The equation for the HIV status h ij of individual i with interviewer j is: 2 where is again a latent variable,b and ϵ ij is an error term.

Exposure by the enlarger light source again yields a latent image of the negative.

As a tree with firm, uninjured, Roots, though cut down grows up again, So when latent craving is not rooted out.

Reinfected individuals who do not develop disease return once again to the latent infection state.

Once again, additional heat (the latent heat of vaporization) must be added to break the long-range order of the liquid and accomplish the transition to the largely disordered gaseous state.

And for those of you in the US or Western Europe reading this column with compassion, but also with the detached stance of one who doesn't have to worry, think again: 100,000 Americans have latent TB, of whom 10,000 are likely to get complete and active TB, and recent outbreaks in London and Los Angeles demonstrate that as our world becomes more interconnected, so do our contagions.

In Figure 9 (b), the first latent component again represents the patterns distributing inside or tightly close to nucleus, the second involves granular distribution over the cytosolic space and the third involves smooth distribution over the cellular space (including the nucleus).

These allocations were saved for each time point and then used again in a separate longitudinal latent class analysis, stage 3, to produce a single longitudinal latent class.

Almost two decades later, latent prejudice was revealed again when Jews once again found themselves the subject of attack, this time a much bloodier one that left thousands dead.