Sentence examples for latter contracts from inspiring English sources

The latter contracts and relaxes with respiration.

The latter contracts in response to elevated concentrations of epinephrine, as can be seen with increasing exercise intensity where epinephrine raises from preexercise plasma concentrations of 400 800 pM to >3500 pM with intense exercise [ 7– 9].

The latter contract is designed to be broad enough to encompass almost any type of business liability, including automobiles.

On the actual deal it would have left South wondering whether to head for three no-trump or four hearts, with the latter contract producing 11 tricks and a top score as the cards lie.

Denote the coverage of the latter contract by (c_{L}^{RS}).

The purpose of the figure is to show that the latter contract will be more profitable than the former.

In the latter contract, both involved grid operators will act as one legal entity as they will form one company that handles the exploitation of this particular biogas grid.

Under the latter contract, Boeing was to receive 10 to 15 percent profit margins, regardless of the program's success or eventual cost.

Tuberculosis and influenza the latter contracted in the pandemic of 1918 weakened his constitution further, and he died of pulmonary tuberculosis in 1921 at the age of 45.

Such "black hat" countries pay well -- Equatorial Guinea pays Qorvis $55,000 per month and Saudi Arabian initially paid Qorvis $14 million per year back in 2002 to polish its reputation in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, though in recent years the latter contract has been much less lucrative.

The supply chain contracting theory has demonstrated that the simple linear price contract is inefficient; whereas the latter two contracts can coordinate the channel through risk-sharing, and they are mathematically equivalent.