Sentence examples for latter publication from inspiring English sources

For the latter publication she reported from film sets and eventually became a television critic.

Not long ago, Mrs. Diana Vreeland, the fashion editor of the latter publication, summed up a major part of its scriptural doctrine when she remarked, "One cannot live by bread alone.

This latter publication is one of the works for which Watsuji was branded a right-wing, reactionary thinker.

The latter publication expands this concept by designing the orthogonal patterns according to the previous knowledge of the channels, rather than randomly.

In this latter publication, he does address the issue of apical termination of the root canal preparation and filling: …it will be understood that the instruments are, in most cases, slightly beyond the confines of the root canal in the adjacent periodontal ligament space.

Indeed, Rich credits his own decision to move from the New York Times to New York Magazine in part to the latter publication's growing web presence.

The results of that review showed that most of the latter publications employ one of the four categories of "observational" research design that have been delineated by the EBM movement, and that the most common of these observational designs is a "cross-sectional" comparison.

For the latter, publications in scientific journals and patents are the two main primary sources.

The models presented in these two articles have been used as basic analytical methods for investigating IEEE 802.11a/b-based WLAN performance and they are cited in many latter publications in the field.

While our findings are in line with those of the latter publications, the demonstration of shunting blood within the atelectasis of mechanically ventilated children with previous healthy lungs is novel and unique.

These two latter publications have directories.