Sentence examples for latter terminology from inspiring English sources

There is much merit to this latter terminology.

Jobs was explicit in ensuring NeXT staff did not use the latter terminology, lest the NeXT machines be compared to competing Sun workstations.

13 15 26 In this article, we use the latter terminology.

We agree with the referees that the latter terminology will help the readers to connect our study with the previous work in the adult system.

Mariner clades are sometimes referred to as 'types' [ 10], 'tribes' [ 11], or 'lineages' [ 12]; this latter terminology will be used hereafter.

In the text we interchangeably refer to FA and 'white matter microstructure', but we stress that the latter terminology corresponds to a simplified interpretation.

Starting in the 1980s, the appropriateness of this policy, especially in the densely-populated regions of the South, came to be severely questioned.[30] These criticisms led both to a change of the practice of conservation biology and to changes in terminology (though the latter are yet to be fully stabilized).

Cladistic and phenetic similarities can indeed be difficult to differentiate, and if apparent synapomorphies are frequently revealed to be the consequence of biased transfer, then a new terminology for the latter might be useful to describe the phenetic group defined by gene transfer bias.

The Incoherence and the Doctrines use different terminologies and the latter presents its material in ways that does not support the criticism in the Incoherence (Janssens 2003, 43 45).

What results from the latter choice is, in Hodges's terminology, a slash logic, not an IF logic; cf. the quote below.

We hypothesize that the latter are due to region-specific terminologies regarding "wheezing" and other respiratory sounds, since they were independent from setting.