Sentence examples for latter motivated from inspiring English sources

The high complexity of the latter motivated us to design two additional sets of strategies, based on data coding and heuristics, respectively.

Kepler contributed to the special field of optics with two seminal works, the Ad Vitellionem paralipomena (=APO) and the Dioptrice (=DI), the latter motivated in large part by the publication in 1610 of Galileo's Sidereal Messenger (Sidereus Nuncius).

The latter are motivated, in turn, by a primitive desire to sell their products (headache pills, Cordobas, floor wax, etc).

The latter has motivated research regarding the use of AuNps for cancer therapy, since specific organs can be target upon appropriate functionalization of specific nanoparticles.

The latter is motivated by experimental and numerical simulations that show that local fiber rotations in conjunction with a continuously degrading matrix are responsible for the onset of fiber microbuckling leading to kink banding.

That Hibs already had three-quarters of it in their grasp - going into the match with an eight-point lead over their neighbours - would be no discouragement for their opponents, the latter still motivated by an urge for retribution after their defeat by Hibs at Tynecastle 10 days earlier.

In this work, we used our recently assembled and validated detailed chemical reaction mechanism to examine some of the combustion properties of sour gas with different compositions in both conventional air combustion and oxy-fuel combustion, the latter being motivated by application in carbon capture and storage.

The latter fact motivated the research in the field of clustering validation notably more than the field of classification evaluation.

The latter is motivated by (1) the observation that weaker principles appear to suffice for the constructive mathematical practice and (2) the desire to adhere to a form of predicativity (see the next section for a clarification of this notion of predicativity).

The latter was motivated by the British taxation of whaling stations in the Antarctic, and Christensen hoped to be able to establish stations on Norwegian territory to gain better privileges and so at least the taxes went to his home country.

The latter is motivated by several usage scenarios, for which a legal basis exists.