Sentence examples for later defining the from inspiring English sources

Moran voted against authorizing the Iraq War in 2002 and did not support the troop increase for the Afghanistan War proposed by President Barack Obama in 2009, saying first that he appreciated Obama's "careful consideration regarding the U.S.'s engagement in Afghanistan", but later defining the issues on which he and the President disagreed:"Our security concern is Al-Qaeda, not the Taliban.

We simulated a two way comparison of 500 hypothetical genes with each gene assigned to one of five groups, the later defining the amount of hypothetical differential expression.

Could we now, a dozen years later, define the neurological basis of his musicophilia?

The culture wars that would later define the Republican Party were also far from the minds of the boys of Reading.

Often it's about crediting those who influenced from the sidelines: Everything Is Copy profiled Nora Ephron, the unsparing writer who later defined the modern romcom.

The second album had "I Need to Know" on it, and then there was the genius third album, "Damn the Torpedoes," in 1979 — the album that just nailed the Heartbreakers' sound (thanks, in part, to Jimmy Iovine's obsessive search for the perfect takes and drums), the way that "Elephant" later defined the White Stripes.

In fact, these were the two issues that later defined the non-aligned movement.

We will later define the backoff function, which will tell us which path to use for probability estimation, given the current word and its context.

Leibniz later defines the term monadic conatus, as the "state of change" through which his monads perpetually advance.

The military would later define the entire U.S. West Coast as a "military area," and order the removal of Japanese-Americans to internment camps.

The intimate photos provide a stark contrast to the paparazzi images that later defined the singer, snapped intrusively and cruelly, framing the star's spiraling destruction like the latest juicy gossip.