Sentence examples for the latter characterization from inspiring English sources
Fox News disputes the latter characterization.
Programming Found., Inc. v. Gheewalla, the Court determined that the latter characterization was correct, and accordingly refused to impose a continuous insolvency requirement.
In the latter characterization, BFs are defined as the ratio of the posterior odds of a hypothesis (or model) of association to the prior odds (π/ 1- π)) of that hypothesis and, hence, measure the degree to which the data update the odds of that hypothesis of association [25], [26], [27]; with a BF of 10, the posterior odds of an association are 10 times larger than the prior odds.
This allows for the preliminary classification of the mutations as well as the latter characterization of the residues identified within the protein sectors.
Uber is also appealing the UK tribunal ruling — despite the latter dubbing its characterization of the relationship between it and its drivers as "a pure fiction".
It is that latter characterization that is worrisome to many within the National Football League.
However, this latter characterization is generally more difficult than characterization based on the s-domain functions.
Many of the uncertainties identified in our study cannot be captured quantitatively, but some can be expressed in these latter characterizations of precision.
Thus, any judgment to the effect that the latter's characterization of mass is closer to the truth, or even that the relevant theories describe the same property, is importantly confused: it equivocates between two different concepts which can only be understood in an appropriately historicized manner, from the perspectives of the paradigms in which they occur.
But I think this episode has finally lured me in with Ray and Ani's dynamic, despite the lapses in the latter's characterization.
For the latter, the characterization reveals that the choice of the polymeric binder strongly influences the GMR ratio and the operation temperature range.
