Sentence examples for latter innovation from inspiring English sources

(The latter innovation, you could argue, is how Snap managed to carve out a space for itself in spite of Facebook sitting alongside it — even as Facebook has since sought to crush Snap's creative market opportunity by cloning its products).

This latter innovation may further advance the clinical utility of human iPS and ES cell systems.

We'll get to the latter innovations in a moment, but as far as the interior goes, we have few major beefs.

A combination of the three latter innovations could allow the construction of the, so far, elusive beta cell-specific probe.

Therefore, the result shows that some sectors do not interact with other sectors in terms of contributing to the latter's innovation.

Four of the Booxmedia team then left Nokia to further develop the cloud TV platform independently, supported by the latter's Innovation Mill program (.pdf), which gave support and a small amount of funding to startups founded by recently departed Nokians.

For the latter groups, innovation is required to improve the experiences.

The latter include innovations arising from the Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999, which were being implemented by both SSA and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services during our study period.

And once again, he introduces latter-day innovations to an earlier era that wind up making life less pleasant for everyone.

It was also produced in the form of crystal, semicrystal, glass, and pâte-de-riz (glass made by firing glass powder in a mold), the latter a Bohemian innovation.

Standards, often modeled after Roman ones, were introduced to help units align themselves, and tactical movements were carried out to the sound of trumpets, bugles, and drums the latter an Oriental innovation apparently brought to Europe about 1500.