Sentence examples for this latter use from inspiring English sources

The verb huparchein usually means either "begin" or "exist, be present", and Aristotle's usage appears to be a development of this latter use.

It is this latter use of faith that is incompatible with science.

This latter use can, as illustrated, cause unintentional loss of connectivity.

The French version of the IOCv2 demonstrates good psychometric properties, and thus is appropriate for use in studies in France and perhaps in other French-speaking countries as well (although this latter use needs to be confirmed).

And as noted in the previous step, some people tell jokes to demean a person or group, to control someone through belittling, to deflate someone's achievements, and the like; this latter use of jokes is manipulative, controlling and deliberately targeted to induce harm.

The source node encrypts messages using the public key of the destination node, and this latter uses its private key to decrypt received messages.

Use for this latter purpose requires validation, especially because willingness-to-pay is clearly not independent of ability-to-pay.

We therefore briefly outline a general framework that could be used for this latter purpose.

This is because the latter uses linkage disequilibrium (LD) patterns between common markers [ 14] whereas WES directly associates the variant itself with the trait/disorder.

A number of approaches using either perturbation (knock-out) or wild-type time-series data have appeared in the literature addressing this problem, with the latter using linear temporal models.

If your pin is too small and weak for this latter duty, use a file-sharpened nail that is also attached to the main device via a wirebraid, or kept with other supplies where you will find it when needed.