Sentence examples for latter article from inspiring English sources

It was made of a bunch of vegetables which Zeke brought from Charleston containing new onions, parsley, carrots turnips and a young cauliflower also a pound and a half of fresh (kosher) beef, the latter article sells for four dollars per pound in Charleston.

This latter article has several unusual attributes.

(It is referred to as an "on-the-fly convergence check" in the latter article).

The latter article simply assumed that on average, productivity of new lands converted to crop production is about two-thirds of the average productivity of existing croplands in each region.

The realisability in the latter article is inspired by McCarty's and has the important feature that, as McCarty's for IZF, it is a self-validating semantics for CZF (that is, this notion of realisability can be formalised in CZF and each theorem of CZF is realised provably in CZF).

Coke and Asbury comment on the latter article saying, "St.

These latter articles aim at enabling a more efficient use of the frequency resources because of its scarcity.

These latter articles use DiD related methodologies and find that higher competition is associated with better hospital performance.

The latter articles were excluded as the diversity of these studies made it very difficult to standardise data extraction across a large review team.

Yet the latter's article raises more questions than it answers.

America's flourishing universities exemplify the former, Europe's the latter (see article).