Sentence examples for latter source from inspiring English sources

That latter source isn't sustainable, he argues.

The latter source of error is found to be beneficial, as emittance dilution is reduced due to the beam receiving non-coherent kicks.

The latter source of error follows from our approximation that the radius of rotation is negligible compared to the distance between the transmitter and the receivers, and it cannot be generally compensated for or disregarded.

The latter source, however, is often highly unreliable, and cannot be fully trusted.

The emission from the latter source has been observed out to eight times the radius of Mars by the XMM-Newton orbiting observatory.

As the Norwegian fleet descended upon the Isles, the latter source specifies that Lagmann set himself to defend the Norðreyjum ("Northern Islands"), a term that likely refers to the Outer Hebrides.

Of these latter sources, taxes, both income and value-added, constitute the largest proportion.

These latter sources were driven in such a way as to minimize the power transmission from the primary sources to the anechoically terminated end of plate.

His attention to the latter sources placed him in the middle of the growing debate on the authenticity and philosophical merit, if any, of the "ancient theology" and the practice of spiritual and demonic magic by such contemporary thinkers as the unfortunate Giordano Bruno.

Similarly, households make their livelihoods from various on-farm (cereal crop, vegetable, livestock, etc)., and off-farm (labor work, salaried job, small business and remittance) sources; however, the share of the latter sources to the annual households' average cash income is 69%.

The latter sources further state that Samuel was first buried in a nearby church, but was later transferred to his family's monastery at Abasár.