The phrase 'latter in time' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to something that happened at a later time than something else. For example: He got the promotion after his colleague, but the latter in time was more successful.
The former operates in frequency domain and the latter in time domain.
As the Zapotec people of Oaxaca yielded in turn to the more warlike Mixtec, whose centre at Cholula was the site of the largest pyramid of the ancient world (it considerably exceeded the size of the pyramid of Giza in Egypt), so the latter in time became secondary to the Aztec.
The first man,Adam,was a herbivore when he was a classified resident of Eden.Beef eating came much latter in time.To this date,many people adore it,despite the increasing evidence relating Beef eating with a number of non communicable chronic diseases.
The latter change in time and space, and so does their contribution to pollution.
Today, the app offers around 2,000 attractions and 6,000 photos in five regions, including L.A., San Diego, San Francisco, Hawaii, and Austin – the latter just in time for SXSW.
The results suggest that plant diversity, in terms of species and functional group richness, is the most important plant community property affecting soil biota, exceeding the relevance of plant above- and belowground productivity and the presence of key plant functional groups, i.e. grasses and legumes, with the relevance of the latter decreasing in time.
While the naive algorithm for the latter runs in time O(n) it can be easily seen that we can solve the problem in time O(n log d i a m(G)) where d i a m(G) is the diameter of G.
In the late 1950s he specialised in the arcane field of tricycle racing, setting records for 100 miles and the Land's End to John O'Groats distance, the latter in a time of three days, 12 hours and 15 minutes.
There has been little cause for the latter in my time, which actually began with a week back south in the company of cheerful Bradford linesmen, repairing rural Essex's telephones after the Great Storm.
The two late goals - the latter in stoppage time - could not prevent a Rangers victory that Celtic manager Neil Lennon watched from the media room having been banned from the dugout for the second half by the referee.
In a way, lateral and depth sensitivity are separated, being the former encoded in the detector position, and the latter in the time gate t G. Furthermore, depth information is reached just by increasing t G, without changing source-detector position, thus keeping exactly the same collection efficiency.
