Sentence examples for latter output from inspiring English sources

This latter output, ℒ 1 D 2, after subtracting already known information ( ℒ 1 A 2 ), results in the extrinsic information ℒ 1 E 2 to be fed back to the detection stage.

The latter output represented a reduction in the false commissions in the projection.

With the latter output, it is possible to visually evaluate the observed and the predicted monthly hospitalization rates for the postvaccination period; that is, the rates that would have resulted had the changes during the transition period not taken place.

In fact, the attachment of a 'theory of mind' faculty to our perceptual systems may completely transform the contents of the latter's outputs.

Although it is arguable that no sane person would equate this latter-day output as being near those of the first 20-or-so years of their existence, there have been a few interesting diversions in the subsequent post-Tattoo You era.

In the latter scheme, the output port of the ADA will be connected to the primary side of the TMT and subsequently produce a voltage of the same frequency and phase as those of the TTs.

Systolic longitudinal function (MAPSE) and total isovolumic time (t-IVT), although under recognized, are sensitive and early marker of myocardial perfusion mismatch and, the latter, of cardiac output(CO) and VO2 changes in patients with coronary artery disease and chronic heart failure1.

This latter type of output is a concise way of revealing all the structures that are observationally equivalent.

The former will be read and processed by the map method; the latter, transferred to output records by the reduce method.

The latter was the output of a spatial mathematical model using as input parameters, among others, the results of the PS.

Based on expert intervention which can reflect system operation patterns, two algorithms are developed on the basis of the evidential reasoning (ER) algorithm and the recursive expectation maximization (EM) algorithm with the former used for handling judgmental outputs and the latter for processing numerical outputs, respectively.