Sentence examples for latter identified from inspiring English sources
Siloxanes and Toluene are explored as the candidate working fluids, with the latter identified as the preferred option, before describing three radial turbine designs in detail.
We focus on firms that are known to have a high probability of forming RJVs, with the latter identified as firms with a past experience in collaborative research.
The results from principal component analysis and positive matrix factorisation were in agreement, although the latter identified mains water top-up as an additional factor responsible for dissolved solids.
The latter identified distinct nuclear substructures (nucleolus and nuclear periphery) that locally constrained the movement of a subset of loci but did not report evidence for transient relocation between those sites, while the former measured inducible unidirectional migration of an engineered locus from the periphery to the nuclear interior.
In the twentieth century, the categories of conscious and unconscious thought became pivotal to formulating new semiotic and aesthetic technologies, such that a peculiar association between technics and "savage thought" (the latter identified with unconscious creativity) came to underlie new methods of artistic production in Western Europe and the United States.
No difference was found between FD and RD images as the latter identified 383 joints.
Comparison between results from pinch analysis and bridge analysis shows that the latter identifies supplementary solutions to save energy.
In a world with finite natural resources and large energy demands, it is important to understand not just actual efficiencies, but also limits to efficiency, as the latter identify margins for efficiency improvement.
The latter identify employers' needs and establish contacts with potential employers.
Interestingly, co-occurrence counts and PMI scores detected different phenomena with the latter identifying non-trivial associations.
The latter identifies a more complete size and class ranges of structural variation [ 68- 79].
