Sentence examples for later handled from inspiring English sources

Toyota told the safety agency that it learned during its internal investigation that grease from a parking-brake cable was accumulating on the gloves of assembly line workers in Georgetown, Ky., who later handled the stop-lamp switch.

He's played the silent, dedicated killer -- Mr. Del Toro's role -- in "The Package," his first collaboration with the director Andrew Davis, who later handled Mr. Jones in "The Fugitive".

The components are "chemically intelligent": chemical data loaded in components can be later handled or altered with scripting.

Therefore, in about 54% of the cases, there is a top-3 recommendation that is later handled by the same developer responsible for the original bug.

For instance, a given service expects a Number, however, the WSDL document announces that a String is required (that is later handled as a number).

We achieved the following results in our evaluation: (i) NextBug was able to provide at least one recommendation to 65% of the bugs in the quantitative study, (ii) in 54% of the cases there was at least one recommendation among the top-3 that was later handled by the same developer; (iii) 85% of Mozilla developers stated that NextBug would be useful to the Mozilla community.

She can be seen less than a minute later handling the baby roughly as she picks her up and walks from the room.

We will later handle this issue when an especial provision is devised to prevent any negative cycle.

Villafana landed his first two jobs through Kips Bay: working the club's coat-check room and later handling deliveries for a nearby liquor store.

It was also his final new collaboration with Rudolph Cartier, although the director did later handle a new version of Kneale's 1953 adaptation of Wuthering Heights for the BBC in 1962.

(This is not strictly necessary for bitwise parallel processing the partial sum lookup algorithm discussed later handles 3-bit outputs by padding the raw input data to 3 bits per genotype call but it allows for unusually high efficiency).