Sentence examples for latter reading from inspiring English sources

In a village about 20 minutes outside Ozersk, a digital clock in the town square switches constantly between the local time and the current level of radiation in the air (though the latter reading is never accurate).

The evidence favours the latter reading.

For that reason the latter reading should be preferred.

The latter reading of 'child' is vague because there are borderline cases of immature offspring.

(The main textual and thematic reasons for preferring the latter reading to the former are clearly described in Schofield (1996)—see also Gill (1996, 44 45).

On the latter reading, most philosophers agree that one could imagine without pretending, and that one could pretend (that is, act-as-if) without imagining.

Together these suggest that prevention and treatment efforts (for the latter, read drugs) are finally getting some results.

When The Ramones went on tour with Talking Heads, an unlikely combination in retrospect, the former were, as Reynolds puts it, "freaked out" that the latter read books on the coach, rather than do what bands are meant to do.

Amazon Video Radio 1's Alice Levine and writer James Cooper join their pal Jamie Morton for a new podcast series, starting Monday, in which the latter reads chapters from the pornographic novel penned by his father.

Then, when the user sends data access requests to CSP, the latter reads data from location X and then forwards them to the user.

The latter reads can be short, and although any of the current NGS platforms can in theory be used, the overriding requirement is that the platform has a very high throughput to minimize sequencing costs.