Sentence examples for former applies from inspiring English sources
The former applies to a priori judgments, which are arrived at independently of experience and hold universally; the latter applies to a posteriori judgments, which are dependent on experience and therefore must acknowledge possible exceptions.
The same (as former) applies to its autocorrelation function (ACF).
The reason being that the former applies sensing brutally whereas the latter one exploits slot(s) statistics by employing prediction.
The former applies to qualitative single-factor membership degree, such as fault properties, while the latter applies to quantitative single-factor membership degree, such as fault plane pressure.
The former applies to cases where an effect continues to exist (as a thing) even when the relevant causal activity ceases.
The difference between Describing data and Describing subjects is that the former applies to non-human sources of data (texts, for example) whereas the latter refers to human participants.
The research and perspectives of this article are similar to Parrish and Willis's work (1993) and Li and Zhang's (2008) study, but the former applied data from the mid-1980s using a sample from Taiwan and the latter used a sample from urban areas in China between 1988 and 2001.
She elects the former, applying to colleges in California and Colorado, where she winds up studying nursing.
Among these, (Giuliano et al. 2006) and (Mitsumori et al. 2006) do not rely on natural language parsing, while the former applied SVMs with kernels on surface strings and the latter is similar to our baseline method.
In an early example of the former, applied to a Japanese population with a breast cancer rate five times lower than in the US, this difference was reduced to over 2.5 times in one model and 1.6 in another (Pike et al, 1983) by incorporating reproductive and anthropometric risk factors (Table 1).
(The former option applies Excel's default table style, while the other lets you choose a style when you create the table.
