Sentence examples for defined latter from inspiring English sources

The first assumption ensures that the fourth-order time-average moment spectrum which will be defined latter peaks at the harmonic frequencies.

In the same equation, ( tilde{M}_{ij} ) is the migration cost function and is defined latter in Sect. 4. In many situations where IIA are exhibited, the choice probabilities are an accurate representation of reality.

Each of these metabolites specifies an activity; the profile of all detected metabolites produced from a single steroid substrate allows accessing a regiospecificity index (to be defined latter) for the action of a particular CYP1A enzyme.

Just to be clear, Cameron helpfully defined this latter category.

Baruch Spinoza, the great philosopher of wonder, awe and astonishment, defined the latter in his seminal "Ethics" of 1677 as "the imagination of an object in which the mind remains fixed because this particular imagination has no connection with others".

She herself defined the latter as "a religion, an obsession or a mania, all of these expressed in one word: individualism". And she embodied it as stubbornly and provocatively as she knew how.

We defined the latter arbitrarily as a mixture of crystalline silica and nonfibrous silicates.

He defined the latter aspect as "southern", and noted that, like other heroes of Caragiale's sketches, Mitică is "at the antipode of Romanticism", and inhabits a place where "Gothic meditation does not flourish".

For robustness, we defined the latter as the smallest size that elicited >95% of the maximal response.

When a single course consisted of treatment followed by a >5-week break, we defined the latter as interruption.

We defined the latter as transportation by BLS, ALS, private ambulance, taxi, private automobile or any other mode of transportation to a hospital for further care.