Sentence examples for latter terms from inspiring English sources

These latter terms were taken by Mystery from the film Top Gun, in an apparently unconscious tribute to that film's fervid atmosphere of homoerotic competition.

The term Tryblidia is preferred over Monoplacophoran and Galeroconcha, because both latter terms are taken to include several fossil groups of uncertain relationships.

Designations like "wide angle" or "narrow angle" are not necessarily synonymous with "short focus" and "long focus," as the latter terms refer to the focal length of the lens relative to the picture format.

Imaging is sometimes also called disk cloning or ghosting, but the latter terms usually refer to images created for purposes other than evidence preservation.

Once the contribution of the latter terms dominates, lengthening the cyclic prefix is counterproductive because the OFDM symbol rate is reduced without profit [12].

Unless all products are considered and not only cheese, the sum of the two latter terms of the right-hand side of (5) is not necessarily be null.

The latter term seems literally to mean "preeminent hero".

The latter term identifies the music as much as it does the milieu and delivery system.

They are mob artists, they are majoritarians or – translating the latter term into Russian – Bolsheviks.

(That latter term includes things other than fiction: songs, for example, and comics, and remixed video).

By 1830 the regular Baptists and the reformers parted company, the latter terming themselves Disciples.