Sentence examples for latter records from inspiring English sources
Many of the latter records are among the collection at familysearch.org.org
The mask of Henry VII is probably the finest in existence, and that of Edward III is the earliest European example; the latter records the facial distortion due to his fatal stroke.
The outcomes of the refined numerical simulations show that the near-source strong motions tend to impose higher inelastic demand on fragile components of the bridge system than far-field records, nevertheless fragility curves relative to the latter records exhibit higher probability of failure than the near-source strong motion counterparts.
The latter records admissions to all public hospitals, which account for about 95% of hospital bed-days due to the heavily subsidized health care system in Hong Kong.
Database records of all the deaths and patients' next-of-kin were cross-referenced against the LCP database, the Patient Administration database (within the hospice) and a Bereavement database (within the hospital); the latter records whether or not the patient's care was supported by the LCP and the resuscitation decision made by the patients' responsible medical team.
He lowered the latter record to 1 min 52.2 sec in 1916.
Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg also appeared, the latter recording a hip-hop version of the theme tune.
The music was written by Clive Langer with Robert Wyatt in mind, with the latter recording released on Rough Trade in 1982.
The latter recorded Suzanne and Dress Rehearsal Rag as straight folk ballads a year before he invested them with the required mystery on his debut solo album, the stark Songs of Leonard Cohen.
After the opening five rounds, they have lost all three matches at Kingsholm but are unbeaten on the road, although the latter record will be tested when they visit Exeter in the next round.
On the latter recording, he explored a style of playing in which the drums, far from holding the ensemble to strict time, moved without restraint through and across the music.
