Sentence examples for latter length from inspiring English sources

The latter length is well above the limit for direct communication with a standard RS-485 setup.

The results show that for the two optimization objectives the thicknesses of the optimized fins are almost equal, but the lengths are different obviously: the former length of the elemental fin is almost half the value of the latter length, and the former length of the first-order fin is almost twice as large as the latter length.

We expect that the former distance in the compact Arabidopsis genome is reflected to the latter length.

Therefore, when the latter length is multiplied by the density of initiation events (expressed as number·mm−1) it gives an estimate of the number of LRI events per root portion equal to the length of 100 cortical cells in a file.

Results obtained from the first two objectives and three objectives show that the fin design parameters are very similar except that the latter interrupted length is smaller slightly.

Of the former, Hazlitt nevertheless respected Schlegel's defence of it enough to quote the latter at length.

And given Theron and Leitch's respective backgrounds, it's difficult not to crave the latter; the length and choreography of the fight sequences are isolated triumphs in this scattered film.

In the latter case, length of stay may be important.

Offered a choice between saying something diverting or something dreary, Coe plumps unerringly for the latter, at great length.

Mann also drew liberally on Adorno's prose writings; when Leverkühn converses with the Devil, the latter quotes at length from Adorno's "Philosophy of New Music".

Shawms were made in progressive sizes from the small descant in a′ to the great bass in G or F, the latter attaining a length of about 9.5 feet (2.9 metres).