Sentence examples for latter introduced from inspiring English sources

The latter, introduced in 1992, threw defenders into the most hilarious disarray for the first few weeks.

Books include Pedra Canga (1985), Chapada da Palma Roxa (1991), A Travessia dos Sempre Vivos (1993), O Berro do Cordeiro en Nova York (1995) and A Danca do Jaguar (2001), the latter introduced at the Salao do Livro in Paris.

The trams and buses (the latter introduced in 1915) met local transport needs before the 1940s, but they could not cope with the rapid growth of traffic after World War II.

For each man or woman in Australia there are two sheep and over 16 rabbits, the latter introduced in 1859 by one enterprising man who brought 24 wild rabbits from England in an effort to ginger up the landscape and remind him of home.

The former features a large pair of breasts with the slogan, "Hello boys"; the latter introduced Britain to the logo "fcuk .In this section Getting noticed On the up Wait for it Wild wild East Playing the race card A friend turned foe What am I bid?

The latter introduced the requirement for clinical audits of diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine and radiotherapy.

His compositions of this period included the Cornish Dances (1968) and the Padstow Lifeboat march 19677), the latter introducing the lifeboat's claxon as a jarring dissonance.

Mr. Dunner then moves on to Woolsey Hall on Feb. 15 at 7 30, where he will lead the New Haven Symphony in an all-Brahms evening, with the Symphony #3, plus the D Minor Concerto, the latter introducing Adam Neiman, a prize winning pianist.

Facilitating the latter introduces a need for distributed decision making, discussed next.

By doing so, the latter introduce explicitly the discontinuities at the interface.

Commonly, either unprocessed fingerprints or folded fingerprint fragments are employed, even though the latter introduces bit collisions.