Sentence examples for latter shape from inspiring English sources

The synthetic microstructures use three starting shape classes, namely ellipsoids, superellipsoids, and shapes generated by truncating a cube with an octahedron; this latter shape class is proposed here for use in microstructure generation, and we derive relevant morphological descriptors.

In the latter, shape and size of male genitalia, as well as aedeagus size and wing length, appeared to be largely uncoupled as suggested by the low level of within and between organ allometries.

These are highly illuminating about the gap between what Israeli officials and politicians really believe, and what they say, the latter shaped in minute detail by polling to determine what Americans want to hear.

Not surprisingly, these parameters all play an important role in shaping the bursting dynamics, the two former regulating the influence of spikes on the burst termination, and the latter shaping the overall slow dynamics of the soma compartment that seems to be responsible for bursting (see Fig. 5B and the discussion relating to this below).

The latter shapes the ecosystem by removing saplings and young individuals of specific tree species.

The latter takes shape by integrating PCMR activities into regular CSSS planning.

The latter cup shape is more reminiscent of CR3-mediated phagocytosis, although for this type of phagocytosis particles are believed to sink into cells without protrusive cups [ 22, 23].

There was one striking difference between H. erectus tools and those at the cave: the latter were shaped for use by tiny hands.

The former depend on profile size/shape, whereas the latter are shape-/size-independent.

The latter is shaping up to be a particularly interesting area, with not only Google swaggering into the ring, but as of yesterday Square as well, alongside a number of other companies like Venmo and established names like PayPal and Western Union already dabbling in features like this.

Key factors influencing their choice of provider include the following: availability, accessibility, expenses and perceived quality of care, the latter being shaped by notions of trust, respect and familiarity.