Sentence examples for latter illustrated from inspiring English sources

Of considerable artistic merit, the drawings on ostraca, which are usually coloured, depict scenes from nature and everyday life or scenes in which animals seem to parody human actions (it has been conjectured that the latter illustrated popular fables).

For those who want to prepare for the year 1 phonics screening test, this set of 40 cards containing both real and pseudo words (the latter illustrated with creative pictures that could lead to some new words being incorporated into the English language – perhaps an ulf will become one of your pupils' favorite animals, or even a vap).

The latter illustrates the applicability of the proposed methods to transport phenomena in complex porous structures.

The latter illustrates the above-mentioned ambiguity with the same phase shift corresponding to multiple elevation values.

The latter illustrates that the concepts described here readily applies to steady fluid structure interaction problems leading to an interesting range of new applications.

It is interesting to note the differences between the one-way and multi-way sensitivity analyses; the latter illustrates how the different variables interplay in their effects.

The latter illustrates the shape of two examples of f 2: one with a relevant initialization σ ̂ ( i = 0 ) 2 = 10 M 2 (we see a fixed point that is different from 0) and one with an initialization which does not match the necessary condition (0 is the sole fixed point).

We identified two axes of urban development: the former describes the urban-rural gradient determined by the traditionally compact and mono-centric spatial organization observed in the early 1960s in Rome; the latter illustrates the polycentric, dispersed urban expansion observed in the early 2000s.

The latter illustrates what made Clarke so popular: a meeting of science fiction with metaphysics in a well-told story that explored humanity's place in the cosmic scheme of things.

The latter illustrates the need for optimizing imaging parameters and/or for careful calibration and optimization of delineation methods.

The latter illustrates the challenges that arose in some of the workshops, especially those involving sectors that had never before defined research priorities, in distinguishing between what needs research to solve and what are priority issues to be addressed through better programme management, for example.