Sentence examples for latter time interval from inspiring English sources

Native American artifacts found in the Lahontan Basin date to the latter time interval.

The latter time interval was characterized by landscape fragmentation which has impacted negatively the stability of the overall system.

The cumulative release of BMP-2 from 30% α-TCP/PLGA/BMP-2 nanocomposite showed a burst release within the first two hours for all discs and there was minimal release of BMP-2 within the latter time intervals (Fig. 6).

The former is the number of delayed values for prediction, while the latter is the time interval between two data.

Supporting the latter hypothesis is the small time interval of six months between the first and second wave for the new virus to spread worldwide, and the increase in the number of deaths from influenza-like illness in military camps and in small civilian communities during the winters of 1916 and 1917 [21].

Assume also that the agents have rational expectations on the time interval, although the latter are bounded; they not only have complete knowledge as to the planning rules of the procedure defined below, but also can at least predict an allocation to be attained at the beginning of the next interval.

The latter were selected from the same time interval by corresponding criteria as for the 1ST spikes and independently from them.

If the latter, what would be the inter-round time interval?

In this paper we focus on the latter of the two outcomes, which is defined as the time interval between entering in the study and death.

However the polar and equatorial regions exhibited different behaviours as the former remained stable over a much longer time interval and experienced a larger increase than the latter.

However, kulintang music differs in many aspects from gamelan music, primarily in the way the latter constructs melodies within a framework of skeletal tones and prescribed time interval of entry for each instruments.