Sentence examples for this latter branch from inspiring English sources

It is this latter branch of IS indoctrination that is responsible for pushing Britons to commit terrible war crimes.

This latter branch was undoubtedly stimulated by the flexibility of the Indian system of numeration that later was to come into the West as the Hindu-Arabic numerals.

This latter branch of the philosophy of technology seeks continuity with the philosophy of science and with several other fields in the analytic tradition in modern philosophy, such as the philosophy of action and decision-making, rather than with social science and the humanities.

Absent the commercializing forces that changed the American hip-hop landscape in the 1990s, this latter branch has remained true to the genre's South Bronx roots as a medium for political musing, manifesto, and screed.

This latter branch of peripheral neural sympathetic activity is responsible for circulating noradrenaline plasma levels.

This latter branch of immunity provides long-term protection with exquisite antigen specificity; however, adaptive immunity is unbiased a priori, meaning T- and B-cell receptors can collectively recognize any antigen whether non-self (pathogen-associated) or self.

The two dashpots in the latter branch model the ground-state viscoelasticity and rate-dependent hardening phenomenon.

Also studies showed that the process proceeds via two parallel branches of photolysis and photocatalysis, where propagation of the ultrasonic waves into the reaction media plays a vital promoting role on the latter branch.

The Goth king Theodoric the Great belonged to the latter branch, which didn't accept Christ as absolutely divine; he constructed a church — now called the Basilica di Sant'Apollinare Nuovo — and Arian Baptistry in his devotion.

The informations alleged a combination for the purpose of wilfully and maliciously injuring others, and therefore brought the case within the latter branch of the statute, if there are two, and if 'or' in the act is not taken to mean 'and.' It is true that the plan is set forth, and some argument was spent on whether that plan might or might not be an instrument of ultimate gain.

Though Brentano maintained that the latter branch required physiological investigations and also that physiology was not yet developed enough to deal with matters in genetic psychology, he thought that he had already contributed to descriptive psychology in his Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint (Brentano 1874) and continued making further elaborations in this area through his lectures.