Sentence examples for the later state from inspiring English sources

In the later state the P is located directly beneath the n of Thomson's name.

An exploratory survey on the Muang and Maesai Districts was conducted to sort out the taxonomy of medium-size resorts and to generate a sampling frame for extensive survey in the later state.

The ONS also estimates that the "old age support ratio" – the number of people of working age compared with the number of state pensioners – will rise from 3.16 in 2010 to 3.28 in 2020 because of the later state retirement date.

Likewise, a reverse application of the Schrödinger equation will take us from the later state back to the original initial state.

Thus common cause principles fail if one uses quantities D and E rather than quantities A and B to characterize the later state of the system.

Logical consistency was applied for each given pair of health states, i.e. if one state of a pair is clearly better than the other state, after which the evaluation for the former state must be at least as good as the valuation for the later state [ 18].

O'Brien's novels have been divided into phases: the early, autobiographical books about women's struggles and desires; the later state-of-the-nation works about Irish history and politics.

But it's not enough to win in the later states where the bulk of the delegates are at stake".

Clinton already has a foothold in all early primary states, and the later states as well, because of the drawn-out 2008 primary season.

"We'll deal with the punishment later," state GOP Chairman Katon Dawson told reporters.

Bernard Giudicelli, the president of the French Tennis Federation, later stated that the French Open would ban catsuits because "one must respect the game and the place," according to The Associated Press.