Sentence examples for by this latter from inspiring English sources
We are daily annoyed by this latter class.
Artists have long been intrigued by this latter notion -- that is, the aesthetic aspects of how we look at, savor and acquire the temptations and rewards that the material, and materialistic, world has to offer.
By this latter account, it isn't the coherence of conservative ideology that matters but just the opposite — the movement was so loosely conceived that it could accommodate libertarians and religious fundamentalists, pro-gun lobbyists and pro-lifers.
And while there is a general consensus that Blumenthal is an excellent, taboo-breaking chef, it's what Mark Hix calls "the unnecessaries" sparked by this latter day cuisine – the froths, foams and fripperies - which are irritating to many.
Last month another federal appeals court, in Cincinnati, dismissed a suit brought in Detroit by the American Civil Liberties Union, saying the plaintiffs there, including lawyers and journalists, could not prove they had been injured by this latter program.
The difficulties presented by this latter constraint constitute the problem of time.
An explanation was presented by Covert et al. [ 9] who proposed that the activation of NF-κB by TRIF-dependent pathway is a result of a secondary response to TNFα, which is induced by IRF3 (this latter activated by the TLR4/TRIF-mediated pathway in the first response to LPS) and signals through the TNFα receptor (TNFR)/RIP1 pathway to activate NF-κB.
By 2001 this latter prevalence, as determined by telephone survey, had increased to 48.7% [ 13].
By definition, this latter is the iteration number required by a sequential execution of component decoders (using BCJR-SISO decoders) over the iteration number required with shuffled decoding (i.e., BCJR-SISO decoders working in parallel).
One is dated 23 August 1600 and entered by Andrew Wise and William Aspley: The other is dated 26 November 1607 and entered by Nathaniel Butter and John Busby: This latter appeared on the title page of King Lear Q1 (1608) as "M.
