Sentence examples for late ones from inspiring English sources

Acute poststroke seizures are commonly classified as early and late ones based on differences in the presumed pathophysiology [ 7] and prognosis [ 8, 9], but there is no consensus on the differentiation between both seizures.

Besides showing Beethoven's development, from the Classically scaled early quartets to the titanic late ones, the series is focusing on compositional problems he grappled with and how other composers tackled similar issues.

This at least is his usual position, from early works such as On the Change of Taste to late ones such as the Calligone (where he invokes it against Kant's Critique of Judgment).

This is again essentially due to longer (up to 240 ms) reaction times at the earliest CTOA as compared to later CTOAs and to higher detection rates (up to 20%) on the middle CTOAs as compared to the early and late ones.

"We had very good early Warhols but no late ones," Mr. Powell said.

The display is broadly chronological: early works to the right of the staircase, late ones to the left.

Afterward, Izzo said he was upset about some of the game's foul calls, especially some late ones.

Here are the latest ones on emergencies in this region.

You will see all the active missions, with the latest ones on top.

Late one night I turned on the TV.

Late one night, I was on the phone with her.