Sentence examples for the latter terms from inspiring English sources

Designations like "wide angle" or "narrow angle" are not necessarily synonymous with "short focus" and "long focus," as the latter terms refer to the focal length of the lens relative to the picture format.

Imaging is sometimes also called disk cloning or ghosting, but the latter terms usually refer to images created for purposes other than evidence preservation.

Once the contribution of the latter terms dominates, lengthening the cyclic prefix is counterproductive because the OFDM symbol rate is reduced without profit [12].

OnePlus and LeEco also don't appear as though they'll have much of a presence at this year's show, either, preferring to announce new devices on their own (often bizarre in the case of the latter) terms.

This paper extends the approach to the case of external damping, which is characterized not only by symmetric coefficients multiplying velocities but also by skew symmetric coefficients multiplying displacements, where the latter terms are known as circulatory.

"Imagine" and "fancy" sometimes have a different nuance from "pretend" and "act the part", for whereas the latter terms are applied to activities that usually (but not always) have some overt "muscular" representation, the former are often reserved for things people do inaudibly and invisibly "in their heads".

The latter term seems literally to mean "preeminent hero".

The latter term identifies the music as much as it does the milieu and delivery system.

They are mob artists, they are majoritarians or – translating the latter term into Russian – Bolsheviks.

By 1830 the regular Baptists and the reformers parted company, the latter terming themselves Disciples.

The latter term meant "religion" in both its objective and subjective senses.