Sentence examples for latter version of the from inspiring English sources
They cover a significant fraction of the available plasma frequencies: the bandwidth 90 140 GHz as well as the bandwidth 255 270 GHz or 170 260 GHz in an earlier or a latter version of the set-up, respectively.
The latter version of the question is a fairly common one for candidates of all political stripes, and - for the most part - it results in a dispassionate discussion of faulty intelligence, missed opportunities and unintended consequences not too different from the way Mr Bush answered.
After the launch of Heat, the latter version of the song was officially released as a promotional single to the US iTunes Store through Columbia Records on February 8 , 2010 to promote the fragrance.
Since both analyses yielded very similar results, here we only discuss those corresponding to the latter version of the analysis (all taxa at the species level).
Also we should mention that although HADS is a widely used instrument [ 36– 39] and has been psychometrically evaluated on Chinese adolescents [ 39], the latter version of the instrument was developed in a Hong Kong context in a different variant of the Chinese mandarin language than the one used in the current study.
The latter version of OperonDB (Pertea et al. 2009) improves the sensibility of the method by allowing rearrangement events inside the candidate cluster regions.
Said another way, Google has been expanding its mapping technologies to the point where Street View is now practically ubiquitous, and the latter versions of its Maps APIs now allow developers to utilize not only its outdoor mapping functionality but indoor as well.
Neither better nor worse than a Ron Mueck sculpture, this work shows us the limits of the hi-tech, latter day version of the waxwork.
The pieces had titles such as 100 Jahre CDU (100 years of the CDU, 1993) and Rocky Dutschke 68 (1996), the latter his version of the story of Rudi Dutschke, the martyr of the protest generation.
This latter version was the subject of the Haitian portion of the filming, co-directed by David Belle and Doug Liman, with additional cinematograpy by Hermes Marco.
In a sort of latter-day version of the 19th-century scramble for Africa, India and Malaysia have been granted oil concessions too.
