Sentence examples for this latter dimension from inspiring English sources

Merleau-Ponty's writings of the 1950s advance an original existentialist theory of expression that addresses this latter dimension in particular.

This latter dimension, the war for hearts and minds, offers the quickest and deepest gains, as we've now discovered.

The fully enclosed double-deck cars for automobile traffic measure 5.5 metres (18 feet 4 inches) high and 4 metres (13 feet 5 inches) wide; the latter dimension allows room for automobile passengers, who are carried in their vehicle, to dismount and use the car's toilet or auto-buffet while the train threads the tunnel.

For the latter dimension we distinguish between Novel Technological and Novel Scientific Origins.

While the latter dimension is considered a common denominator of the younger generations (Twenge et al. 2008; Grønhøj and Thøgersen 2009), the more distinctive characteristic consists of the priority that the locavores attribute to respect for customs and tradition, identifying them with people who find gratification in recognising their own cultural identity.

Crucially, disease mitigation is both a technical problem and an economic problem, consideration of the latter dimension being relatively neglected.

For our analysis, we focused on the latter dimension since the questions are more likely to provide an overall impression of the care received.

For Long-term versus short-term orientation, fewer correlations could be calculated because indexes on the latter dimension were available for only 18 of the 27 countries.

We found a high correlation between Patient safety grade and Overall perceptions of safety, which is a good indication of the validity of the latter dimension.

This result points to the possibility that the latter dimensions might either be perceived more heterogeneously or that these dimensions are more normatively evaluative, that is, people stick to social norms and do not dare answer to be disagreeable, which would lead to less reliable answers than for less evaluative dimensions.

The reference to energy and engineering issues reflects the author's own bias and in no way limits MID to the latter dimensions.