Sentence examples for this latter degree from inspiring English sources

In conferring this latter degree, the Chancellor referred to Markham as "a veteran in the service of mankind", and recalled that he had been "for sixty years the inspiration of English geographical science".

The 2012 winner came from Yale, as did this year's, Lorenzo Sewanan, a second-year student doing a joint M.D.-Ph.D., the latter degree in biomedical engineering.

In the midbrain in particular, electrical connectivity decreases from 96% to about 20% [49] in a period of weeks, but the latter degree of connectivity persists throughout adult life.

The latter degree distribution is characteristic of many real-world networks, including social and computer networks on which human diseases and computer viruses propagate.

In this latter approach, all degrees of freedom can be used to efficiently eliminate the intra-supercell interference.

The first graduates of this latter course received their degrees in June 2013.

The members of this latter group displayed high degrees of sequence conservation with more than 85%% similarity, 71%% identity, 97 % coverage and significant e-values.

Note that this latter for high subblock parallelism degree is close to the perfect convergence speed (equal to 1).

This latter acts as an additional degree of freedom, which is determined by solving an additional partial differential equation (PDE), derived so as to be equivalent to the integral definition of a nonlocal quantity.

(Most of these institutions are now called "universities" according to the new definition of what counts as such, viz that it has more than 4,000 students and awards "degrees" - this latter word being a homonym of a term that used to denote something rather different in quality and status.

The family history of this latter case showed two second-degree female relatives affected by breast cancer, one belonging to the maternal side and the other to the paternal side.