Sentence examples for because the latter does from inspiring English sources

However, at the moment, the quadrilateral-based SE method is twice as fast as the triangle-based SE method because the latter does not yield a diagonal mass matrix.

Thus, in terms of the efficiency, (20) is not as efficient as (17) because the latter does not require as many times to restart.

We prefer to use this variable (a family variable) as the economic indicator rather than personal income because the latter does not correctly reflect the economic condition of a family where there are two or more workers.

This technique is chosen over the (conditional) quantile regression method proposed by Koenker and Bassett (1978) because the latter does not allow interpretation of its estimates as the marginal impact of an explanatory variable on the outcome of interest unless the rank-preserving condition holds (Firpo 2007; Firpo et al. 2009).

2. This translation avoids the standard translation of Anschauung as intuition, because the latter does not capture the German meaning, which is less intellectual and more physiological than an 'intuition', especially if one were to think of it in a Cartesian way.

In microfinance, your reputation substitutes for credit history (because the latter doesn't exist).

This self-conscious wink attempts to yank you out of the drama before jerking you right back in, and just because it fails at the latter doesn't mean it wasn't fun to try.

(The latter doesn't count because it was written by Neil Diamond. And the way things are going, one day he'll need it for his own musical).

He said that he, Vasilevsky, would not see Stalin further concerning this matter, because the latter didn't want to hear any arguments on the subject of this operation.

The 1977 swansong of surrealist maestro Luis Buñuel, That Obscure Object of Desire, was beaten by a French film rarely mentioned today, Madame Rosa – perhaps because the latter didn't baffle voters by having two actresses play one part.

If the argument is sound, it was equally applicable to Austin's case, in which the statute, which made no limitation of taxation to the place where he bank was located, must have been held void under any principle which would wholly invalidate the statute of New York, because the latter did not allow the deduction of the owner's indebtedness from his shares.