Sentence examples for latter water from inspiring English sources

The latter water sample was collected just upstream of the landfill and has a tritium activity of 0.17 TU.

These anastomosing channels are established by thermal radiation from superheated water as well as deeper magmatic interactions [due to the latter, water temperature exceeds 150°C at depth in the YNP caldera subsurface (White et al. 1975; Fournier 1989)].

The Last Guardian has these moments (particularly in its latter, water-based stages) but they are rare, especially for the patient player who, rather than screaming at the beast to run hither and thither, issues clear, sporadic instructions.

In the latter, called "Water Body," a droplet of water is suspended at the edge of swim trunks, while another falls and refracts sunlight between the wearer's legs.

The latter two water molecules provide additional binding partners for the first two waters, which appear to serve as direct placeholders for the substrate.

In the latter systems, water derived from condensation of magmatic gas may be a significant or even dominant source of liquid water (e.g., Giggenbach 1992).

In the latter case, water intake stops until the stomach volume is reduced to a comfortable level (3.1 ml) by emptying water into the intestines and by passive diffusion to the ECF.

An altered expression of the latter in water stressed and recovered transgenic plants, together with the observed increase in ABA sensitivity, suggested that their increased water stress resistance was partly ABA-dependent.

Granula considered the first ready-to-eat breakfast cereal, was developed from his 'Graham flour' by one of his followers, James Caleb Jackson, for patients at the latter's water cure resort.

The latter supplements water injection with noncondensable gas to stabilize flow and suppress vapor explosions.

The latter procedure (water extracts) was the least cumbersome, hence it was selected for further experiments.