Sentence examples for latter papers from inspiring English sources

The latter papers also outline possible limitations of 3D models in earth sciences and in palaeontology.

The latter papers have in common that very high IL-2 doses (see Table  5) were used for intrapleural, intraperitoneal or subcutaneous administration.

The most interesting is the breakdown of the rise in structural unemployment by cause in the latter paper.

Its eventual success forced the Observer and the Daily Telegraph to follow suit (the colour supplement was eventually removed from the latter paper and issued instead with its sister publication, the Sunday Telegraph).

Indeed, the Fed's QE policies initially followed the latter paper closely; its more recent shift to a greater emphasis on forward guidance is a move in the direction of the Krugman-Eggertsson-Woodford Krugman-Eggertsson-Woodford Krugman-Eggertsson-Woodford

Now one of the biggest names in his newspapers - for all the mockery of him as unemployed post-BBC, Clarkson writes columns for the Sun and Sunday Times, and is the chief writer and figurehead of the latter paper's Driving section - will be enlisting part-time for the hated online enemy.

1 The latter paper also computes the monthly transitions based on administrative data.

Here, we focus on this latter paper, that pointed out the interest in using codes with deep algebraic structures.

The procedures of the latter paper are based on a higher-order formulation of hybrid logic involving the simply typed lambda calculus.

Moreover, in the latter paper, a complete solution of the one-weight problem for maximal functions defined on Euclidean spaces is given in terms of Muckenhoupt-type conditions.

In the latter paper, it is rightly stated that FPGA devices have reached a level of development that puts them on the edge of microelectronics fabrication technology advancements.