Sentence examples for the latter presentation from inspiring English sources

In this section, we write down several preliminaries which are available in textbooks concerning mathematical control theory and are necessary in the latter presentation, and we state clearly the main results of this paper.

The latter presentation has a mortality rate of 25 40% [ 5].

We commonly refer to this latter presentation as the Designated Patient.

It is suggested that this latter presentation, IFTA/inflammation is a workable definition of chronic rejection.

His Report on the Relativity Theory of Gravitation (1918), written for the Physical Society, followed by Space, Time and Gravitation (1920) and his great treatise The Mathematical Theory of Relativity (1923)—the latter considered by Einstein the finest presentation of the subject in any language made Eddington a leader in the field of relativity physics.

This latter presentation represents the disseminated form of the disease, often referred to as malignant histiocytosis.

In the latter, self-presentation is bound up inextricably, profoundly and even painfully with your identity.

Although case series have shown the link between supra-oesophageal reflux and GOR in children, there is a lack of convincing data, as Rudolph summarised "No studies have definitively demonstrated symptom improvement with medical or surgical therapy for the latter symptom presentations" [ 190].

The latter mode of presentation (roughly the same, they would say, as the mode of presentation had by the expression 'to the right'), when it's in the contents of the experience of the perceiver who hears the sound coming from the right, refers to the same place as the mode of presentation 'to the left' when it is in the contents of the experience of the original perceiver.

This year's nominees are perhaps slightly more obscure than usual, and include two video artists, James Richards and Duncan Campbell, the former nominated for his film of censored Japanese library books, the latter for his presentation It For Others.

The latter enables the presentation of two images such that participants are able to switch between them without moving the visual focus.