Sentence examples for latter pointed from inspiring English sources

The latter pointed out, modestly but correctly, the possibility of deriving a contradiction in Frege's logical system the celebrated Russell paradox.

Neither the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources or the OGC or would provide an interview for this story, but by email, the latter pointed to new measures to control noise from industry operations.

Neither the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources or the OGC would provide an interview for this story, but by email, the latter pointed to new measures to control noise from industry operations.

Point to its pointed teeth.

However, as Fodor (1998) pointed out, so stated, this latter account won't suffice either, since the notion of "criterion" seems no better off than "analytic".

This is used here, for example, to achieve straight actin filament segments by placing an free actin binding to a barbed end of a filamentous actin directly opposite (i.e., at a relative angle of 180°) the latter's already present binding partner at the pointed end.

They have broad wings, long straight sharp-pointed bills, and powder downs; the latter are areas of feathers that continually disintegrate to a fine powder which is used for preening (absorbing and removing fish oil, scum, and slime from the plumage).

In Fig. 7e, f, luminescence was noted on areas of the wings and the chiton worn by figure of Niké, as well as in the whites of the eyes of the female head and on several of the pointed leaves on the stephané worn by the latter.

According to a surprising and pointed new statement from Kensington Palace, Markle's been enduring the latter since the news dropped.

The latter cells attain a length of 10 μm to 12 μm with more or less pointed ends on both sides; therefore, these cells are referred to as spindle-shaped cells.

Unlike the latter, it splits open from the top downwards to form a cup with five to ten pointed rays, reaching up to 12 cm in diameter.