Sentence examples for latter recognition from inspiring English sources
As he seems to see it, without the latter recognition in particular, the next people to walk on the lunar surface may come from countries that are already snapping at the US's heels.
The latter recognition was a first for a lab in India.
But if the latter recognition is again merely intellectual, one can still have and act on intensely self-regarding desires at severe cost to others.
The latter recognition was specific for AtCRT3, and not for the other two Arabidopsis CRT isoforms.
Since the molecular mechanisms by which these latter recognition events occur are distinct from those by which conventional short, linear motif (YxxΦ, ExxxLL, FxNPxY) containing cargo are recognized (Bonifacino and Traub, 2003), the two systems are noncompetitive and so can act in parallel to ensure that both SNAREs and cargo are incorporated into transport vesicles.
The Post during his tenure has won four times for national reporting and once each for explanatory reporting, investigative reporting, criticism, feature photography and public service, the latter in recognition of revelations of secret surveillance by the National Security Agency.
The supplementary information is accounted for in a deterministic and a stochastic way; the latter in recognition of the analyst's lack of full information on why a specific attribute processing (AP) strategy was adopted by each sampled individual.
With regard to the latter, the recognition processes are suitably mapped onto a hypercube topology.
The was latter in recognition of the Polish-born scientist's services to the advancement of chemistry by the discovery of the elements radium and polonium, which came about at Jáchymov, a spa town located in what is modern day Czech Republic.
The latter's recognition as founder was replaced in 1952 with Eugene Kinckle Jones.
Thurstan had claimed independence, and refused to consecrate William when the latter demanded recognition of Canterbury's primacy; the ceremony was performed instead by William's own suffragan bishops on 18 February 1123.
