the latter

On the emotional side, the former tends to be cool while the latter seems to be hot.

Of course, the latter is an indication of one of the most common problems: lack of any decent test coverage.

The latter treats the string as multiple lines, where ^ and $ match the beginning and end of any line, respectively.

She had constantly had her attention called by the latter to novelties in everything which pertains to a woman's apparel.

The latter is at the heart of all knowledge, even if it could only have been approached through know-how.

While the latter is often misplaced when making performance evaluation, or has a narrow practical application.

The latter came walking past their cab; both husband and wife had an admirable view of his face in the light of a street lamp.

The parallel (pun intended! ) between the two technologies is largely due to the compositional nature of the latter.

Titanium and stainless steel are best, though the latter tends to be a bit springy and can feel less sturdy.

and if the latter, then death or any other calamity which may ensue on my remaining here must not be allowed to enter into the calculation.

The latter was surprised but soon recovered to ask her, "How do you know we don't phone those who shall not be hired? "

Contrary to the case of the polyanion-polycation interaction, the latter seems to induce the denaturation of collagen.

One student leader, a pretty young woman who never seems to stop frowning, makes an impassioned plea for the latter option.

The extraction scheme of alkaloid invented by the factory tends to be more appropriate for the latter ethanol fermentation run.

A balance must be struck between the national team and local teams in terms of benefits, so the latter "s enthusiasm is not dampened. "

The softness of her voice added to the weight of her remonstrance, by lending to the latter an air of purity and truth.

There was a perceptible gap in response among the foreign community in Tokyo and the Japanese, with a higher sense of calm among the latter.

(Foreigners could not operate the latter. ) Google then began a year-and-a-half-long negotiation to restore the license.

The latter records, the Yan Emperor Shen Nong's era seems to have entered the patriarchal clan society, there has been monogamous family.

The abundance or scantiness of this supply, too, seems to depend more upon the former of those two circumstances than upon the latter. . .

Prefer loss to the wealth of dishonest gain; the former vexes you for a time; the latter will bring you lasting remorse.

For the former, the hero with a heart filled with guilt, while for the latter, sweet smile, like a woman from a dream to come out.

The answer was that the latter was more than ten times the former.

The latter is often referred to as UV gloss coating chemistry.

Such a way of writing, characterized by making the best of classic poetry and prose, can be defined today as the reception of the latter.

To begin with the latter, some of them attempt to reduce everything that seems to be mental activity to an activity of the body.

And if it's the latter how am I to make sense of the constant alarm about USA's credit rating being raised in the news?

If it is up to me to decide either a city without bikes or a city without cars, i will choose the latter one without any hesitation.

of rust, black and Ma, the latter two are easy to store water and dirt of the defects, most likely to develop into rust.

If the latter experiences a financial loss, however, legal recourse against an agent is often attempted.

"Japan's economic recovery is expected to accelerate toward the latter half of the current fiscal year, " he said.

The latter is probably due to the state of the code but the outside of the foot shot was annoying me a bit because of its regularity.

Daniel Tammet is author of two books, Born on a Blue Day and Embracing the Wide Sky, the latter of which came out in January.

His mother begs Mu Chen to leave him and the latter has no choice but to do so.

By the latter part of the thirteenth century, Europe was only beginning to rouse from its intellectual stupor.

Hanging in her room are the sketches of six children. The portrait she did for Ding Ling is luckily kept by the latter's family now.

The former she hoped at last might have been accidental, and the latter she could only attribute to her own stupidity.

Engage in the economic life of a husband and wife the latter is not to find someone to marry feeling, but found a debt partners.

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't hoping it was the latter.

the latter two suggest how much scope it has to absorb and defray them through fuel, electricity and food subsidies.

The difference between a moral man and a man of honour is that the latter regrets a discreditable act even when it has work.

Microsoft's experienced display ad sales team (via their aQuantive acquisition) should be able to help Facebook with the latter.

Parents who choose the latter usually can only see their children once a year, during the Lunar New Year holiday.

Then some word was sent around, and a foreman, in an apron and shirt sleeves, the latter rolled up to his shoulders, approached.

And I heard, but I did not understand. Then I said, Lord, what will the latter end of these things be?

When I was doing the latter two tasks for an hour or two at a time, the battery ran down so slowly for me that I stopped thinking about it.

There's a fine line between being friendly and personable and being awkward. You do not want to be the latter.

We did one of those things, not the other, but a draw away in the latter stages of this tournament is good.

But from the point of view FOR the health benefit, the latter is no doubt better than the FORmer.

The latter are said to have given rise to a number of strange results when English is translated into a foreign language.

It was not the convict. This man was far from the place where the latter had disappeared. Besides, he was a much taller man.

He made Rawdon a handsome offer of his hand in the letter whenever the latter should come to England and choose to take it.

In Germany, should not be arbitrarily give as gifts to the Rose or Rose, the former said the courtship, the latter dedicated to Mourn.

"All right, " said the latter, somewhat abashed, it might be well to do it.

The latter is much more difficult and challenging - boundaries are not so easy to break.

"Glad to see you, " said the latter, grasping his hand lightly.

She passed a battery of tests, including a physical, a test flight and a written exam the latter of which Chen said was the hardest for her.

If it's the latter, make sure the person putting up the money is fully aware that it could take you some time to repay.

The latter can be thought of as sitting at the top of the autonomic computing management value chain (as you'll see in Figure 1).

There is no doubt for the former to be the joint crimes, but the latter should be differently analyzed.

For the latter type he claims that developers would be happy not to use multi-threading if it were a viable option.

The fame of the latter makes it a significant attraction for visitors.

The latter staged a sit-in at Bangkok's international airport for a week that left thousands of passengers stranded.

On returning home he began comparing his life with that of the latter.

In the latter case, infrared light is usually used to triangulate the distance to the subject.

The latter carries on the processing of the gray value of each pixel directly at the two-dimensional space to which the image belongs.

The former was for Sir John's gratification, the latter for that of his lady.

The latter approach also ties you to the name of the temporary loop variable used in the view, _course.

The result of the former was basically in accordance with that of the latter, its deviation was within the permissive range.

It is the end of any searching we might have done in the Third house, and thus rules the latter part of life.

If CCB had a leasing firm as its affiliate, the bank could also take full advantage of the latter's off-balance know-how.

Transfer the latter to a convenient Windows host, and you'll find it executes just as any other well-behaved Windows application.

A man with a strong state of mind never lets his feeling affect his mood, but the latter bring out the former.

"Good-morning, sir, " said the latter, thinking at first that he was encountering one of his out-of-town customers.

In the latter case, a BIT may be the only possible basis for resort to international arbitration and avoiding the host country's courts.

I shall leave the wise man alone with his books, I shall not trouble him, for who knows if he can read what the latter says.

The latter is important since the general-equilibrium effects are sometimes at odds with intuition from a partial-equilibrium approach.

Social innovation is always accompanied by the technological innovation as the former is a basic element of the latter.

And if the latter is the case, aren't these quarterly reports just a bit surreal?

As for the latter calls for the establishment of a strong data consistency and integrity, good for the security of the data.

Historians often regard the latter part of the 19th century as a time of great "flowering" in the evolution of medicine.

It was difficult but I obviously felt through the latter stages of last season that it was probably time for a new challenge.

The former helps you to run a more efficient I. T. group, whereas the latter is about creating new information products and capabilities.

The latter seems to be giving way to SOAP, which has support for message-oriented as well as procedural approaches.

Currency strategists said they believe U. S. growth might begin to pick up in the latter half of the year as Europe begins to slow.

The latter are not liable to contribute in respect of debts and liabilities incurred after they ceased to be members of the company.

They would not be so much on guard for the former, but fear the latter.

This review focuses on the latter conditions, which are often referred to as paraneoplastic dermatoses.

The latter, as the name suggests, are used to record any changes in the tilt of the land.

And when you are sitting in your chair in the latter years of your life, you will regret the fact that you gave up too easily.

She did not dislike Lily because the latter was brilliant and predominant.

I shall deal only with the latter meaning of the term, but even then it is far from obvious what cosmology is, exactly.

India and China have been raising reserve requirements for banks; the latter almost to the point where profitability suffers.

The Sun, Mercury, Uranus, and Jupiter will all be in Aries and your house of relationships during the latter part of the month.

In the latter part of this chapter our Lord performs another miracle as he walks on the Sea of Galilee and calms the storm.

As you might imagine, I am confident that it is the latter and consider the U. S. Treasury market to be the mother of all bubbles.

Perhaps the latter were more conscious of trying to hide visual clues that exposed their broken confidence.

The latter has to create an object to be referred to, as well as a local reference.

In raising rates, even at a time of such uncertainty, the European Central Bank has opted for the latter.

In the latter case , you should set debugger options manually for your IIS applications to be able to debug server script .

By contrast, the latter is rather weak sense of using meta-cognitive strategies and English learning is in a blind and passive state.

Class can be either over message content or a signature. The latter kind of signature is referred to as a.

Savers deposit funds that might be quickly required in banks. The latter effectively create the money they lend out.

On the basis of that, the relations between the former and the latter is built up with the artificial neutral network technique.

Monsieur, " said the latter, " it was I who GOT the cart for you.

But a cyber-attack is no substitute for a physical attack. The former would take weeks to recover from; the latter, years.

As Elinor and Marianne were walking together the next morning the latter communicated a piece of news to her sister.

Surely the latter end of Job was more blessed than the beginning.

No doubt that English pronunciation is important, but compared with English intonation, the latter is much more important.

So when a person pours out his or her troubles to a man, the latter hastens to give advice.

The former has certainly happened: the number of life sentences has more than doubled since the early 1990s. The latter has not.

Short-term recovery is, however, not the same as long-term prosperity, and Fiat-Chrysler's prospects of achieving the latter look dim.

People typically do not have both large debts and piles of cash, since it would make sense to use the latter to pay off the former.

The Mongols would harass the enemy from the sides until the latter were exhausted, then close in for the kill.

The latter path tends to be a much easier one to follow.

The former is a Jewish settlement planted in the heart of the West Bank. The latter is an Iranian nuclear-power plant.

Under certain circumstances, the need for the latter outweighs that of the former.

Out of the box developers get providers for both ADO. NET and File Systems, the latter used to synchronize directories and files.

Forster spent time with both Englishmen and Indians during his visit, and he quickly found he preferred the company of the latter.

At the time appointed he shall return, and he shall come to the south, but the latter time shall not be like the former.

The latter are of particular interest to pharmaceutical researchers, since drug toxicity often shows up in the liver.

In the latter case, the two forelimbs are pretty much unaffected, acting just as they would if both hind-limbs were still in tact.

In the design of these modules are given a number of unique insights and ideas, and in the latter part of the design can be achieved.

The next period , the latter part of the Vietnam War and the decade following it , was not nearly as favorable to real estate values .

Almonds, sweet almond and bitter almond are divided, the former used for human consumption, the latter more as a medicinal.

If he is to take the latter, he needs to become one of his country's great presidents.

He was a child prodigy, skilled at various instruments, and most famous for his compositions on erhu in the latter part of his life.

Among the most important of the latter were those who were associated with what came to be known as the New Criticism.

In the latter disease, increased effort is required to produce a higher negative pressure in the pleural space to inflate the lungs.

They informed Messrs. Smith and Richardson that the latter would receive an answer in a few days.

The latter arrangement, the company says, is enough to pack in six shopping carts' worth of stuff.

It was long supposed that the main difference between animals and plants was that the former could move about while the latter could not.

The bank shall hire and administer the latter in strict accordance with the relevant provisions in these Guiding Opinions.

The latter allows you to determine at run time how to handle reading or writing to a property that does not actually exist on the class.

Horizontal partitioning can be done both within a single server and across multiple servers, the latter often being referred to as sharding.

This might be pride, but was so like humility, that it produced all the softening influence of the latter quality on the public mind.

That instrument shall be considered AS deposited on the day on which the condition specified in the latter declaration is fulfilled.

Both of the experiments proved effective, moreover the latter would be better since the stable isotope is harmless.

In the latter cases, it is very hard to understand how to repair or interact with a system if every so often it is in an undesirable state.

The father stood there with his son. Before the latter was the great oculist in the act of cutting away the last bandage.

The latter's playing career amounted to very little but is undoubtedly one of the finest coaches of his generation.

Yahoo! , one of Google's biggest rivals, apparently thwarted in its own ambition to acquire YouTube, reportedly wants the latter.

The latter is often more relaxing.

The latter category includes some tax cuts, but there was no reduction in personal or corporate taxes.

The latter were largely the result of the crisis: governments let fiscal deficits rise, as the private sector savagely retrenched.

The classical Chinese novels came into being prior to colloquial novels, with the latter mostly influenced by the former.

Through a detailed analysis of the latter, we predict components of the system responding to protein-aggregation stress.

At present, the latter is not already appropriate whatever from the point of view of terms standardization or today's practical usage.

In the latter, you may be a software company facing the task of providing a software solution to automate part of your clients' processes.

Found out from his own experience of the latter half of the sentence is indisputable.

The men I know who belong to the former group keep trying to join the latter group.

The latter was conducted to testify whether or not the learning strategy training can improve the EFL rural learners' listening proficiency.

The latter would have to be pleased that governments could run still bigger deficits without increasing their debt to the public.

He failed to see how unworkable the latter would be.

It's said the colonists called their mixture "egg and grog, " the latter being a then-common term for any drink made with rum.

Did he not open his Third Eye and reduce the God of Love to ashes, when the latter slyly aimed his arrow at him while he was meditating ?

If the default handler is set with the latter pair of methods, any thread that doesn't have its own exception handler will use the default.

In practice we have not encountered any proposal aimed at achieving the former objective that did not satisfy the latter.

The latter stages of his career, when he went to AC Milan and he started to put a lot of weight on, were difficult.

The Delegation did not see the latter possibility as a reason for failing to achieve any practical results, in the short term.

It opens in Rome in 1943 with the German occupation and a murder which is not explained until the latter part of the film.

The latter, which has been a must since the May 4th, can definitely boost academics and lead its development.

Are the latter now financially robust enough to run current account deficits safely?

In the latter decades of the twentieth century there were intensified efforts to understand and record the abundance of Australian rock art.

Although a proforma invoice is not a commercial invoice, its contents are to a great extent similar to those of the latter.

if let me to decide whether a city without the bicycle or without the automobile, i prefer the latter.

These two kind of differences are: The former may give any handset payment, the latter can only give itself to pay fee.

After intense emotion, between affection and freedom, the latter was more important to her.

The latter was the level at which the economy would settle once any stable rate of inflation had been established.

The former refuses to budge from the home corner, the latter has no home at all.

The latter will allow for a standard shell to control any OSGi engine, rather than the per-system shells at the moment.

One of the most common ways to carry out the latter strategy is to reduce products to single servings.

I have found that the latter solution is often preferable.

The credit bubble was the latter day means of financing the switch from thrift to leverage by US individuals.

If I were assured of the former eventuality I would, in the interests of the public, cheerfully accept the latter.

Comparing with the two conditions, energy-saving potential of the latter was more large than the former.

There is probably a little bit of truth in both arguments. For my part, I completely agree with the latter.

In the latter stages of the fight he began to tire.

An atom consists of a nucleus and a number of electrons, the latter circling round former at a high speed.

In the past two months informed consensus seems to have shifted from the former view to the latter.

Lao Yi didn't lead at first, but he began to speed up during the latter part of the race.

In the latter, the corresponding use case storyboard typically starts with the system actor interacting with a screen class.

The rich world has been stuck doing the latter for most of the last century, and lately they haven't been doing it as well.

Among the latter, some will have evidently to be let go; others will have to accept changes to their working conditions and contracts.

It's safe to say that far too many fall into the latter category, judging by the cruel comments flooding internet sites.

The latter approach is sometimes referred to as "adding islands of richness" to your pages.

Undoubtedly, they all made this profession a great one, and in the case of the latter two, fellow Ohioans , I am proud to call them friends.

The latter, Michael Dell, hasn't been able to recreate the magic he had while building the company.

The former, in other words, perfected rapid growth and went on to dominate the Mesozoic, while the latter gave it up.

You can skip the login of the latter (if you don't want multiplayer or uploading videos), but it does have to be running in the background.

The ONS said the latter is being replaced by oven-ready joints, as people move towards more prepared foods.

If you let me make a choice between a city without bicycles and one without automobiles, I'll choose the latter without any hesitation.

The emphasis on the latter was at the heart of new forms of nationalism.

The ceramic artist collaborating with a contemporary artist will be considered as a technician by the latter.

After 1952 Giacometti continued to concentrate on tall walking male and rigid female figures, with the latter being the most common subject.

The latter is an implementation of the well-known inversion of control (IOC) pattern and can be used to tie in delegate objects.

Every teacher got a handout of the lecture and a questionnaire, the latter one will be collected after the accomplishment of the lecture.

It was the latter part of the decade, and Mr. Zhang was sitting outside the Beijing Railway Station, his possessions in a single canvas bag.

I chose the latter method, as the Java interface is in its early stages and needs to improve to work with full functionality within PHP.

It has broad sense and narrow sense, and the latter is which we generally referred to.

As for me, I prefer the latter point of view, and believe that a suitable major will benefit me for a whole life.

In that the former will load the last set of saved application settings values, whereas the latter will load the saved default values.

The Mamie Doud Eisenhower birthplace in Boone, Iowa, is a fine example of the latter.

Various treaties of friendship have been signed with Italy since the latter's unification, but San Marino proudly asserts its independence.

As the name implies, the former allows you to charge by quantity, while the latter allows you to charge by, say, time.

The big cannabis factories set up by the latter, with their telltale heat hazes, are fairly easy to spot.

"Safety Ordinance" in the "safety" and referred to in this paper, "safety management" are to the latter.

The latter crept into their houses and spat at the world, for it did not concern them.

Vorontsov listened to the general and smiled amiably, evidently pleased that the latter had joined in the conversation.

Unfortunately the overwhelming majority of companies end up in the latter category.

Such a sharp contrast works as the strong criticism and satire against the latter.

Thought and action seem to pull against each other, the former annulling the possibility of the latter.

The latter spider is one of two cave spider that we have in the UK; both of which never see the light of day.

For the latter topic, I have chosen to implement a concurrent stack and highlight some of the issues in designing such a data structure.

If it is the latter and scientists are just greedy and after a profit, why can't they work on a more profitable common understanding?

I find it hard to understand the latter part of his lecture.

Since the latter increasingly need more publications to compete for academic jobs, the number of published pages keeps climbing.

Flos Daturae combined with Semen Strychni reduced the toxicity of the latter, suggesting that this formula antagonizes the toxicity.

It was the flexibility of market contracts that helped to save China from recession in the latter part of the 1990s.

The company hopes that the latter, at least, will help to charm the government.

When George came to his boss for help, the latter slammed the door in his face .

In the latter case, provision in the design allows for an additional diesel generator to increase the ship power budget.

The latter conclusion, that the Ministry of Commerce is pursuing a more political agenda, appears closer to the truth.

The sun does not travel around the earth as we see. Instead, the latter does about the former.

PIM . The latter is an animated digital clock with some nice effects and can be used for wallpaper.

His treatment of the latter was enough to make a fiend of a saint.

If a matrix game is isomorphic to a matrix game with zero game value, then the latter is called annihilation of the former.

" He said, " silence is not broke, you die in silence, while I chose the latter.

History and geography are my favorite subjects. The former gives me a sense of time, and the latter teaches me concepts of space.

Relationship to the Self is at once relationship to our fellow man, and no one can be related to the latter until he is related to himself.

So far, Apple appears to be going with the latter by investing heavily in web-based technologies.

The former is more the product of brain-power, the latter of heart-power; and in the long run it is the heart that rules in life.

When push comes to shove the latter duty seems to outweigh the former, and the bankers turn on the monetary taps.

Mahoney said the difference between the 2006 and 2007 list is that the latter includes some countries with a vibrant press.

While I don't know anyone who thinks smoking is the former , the latter sounds like a great description of the California government .

In the latter final she slid ahead of Canada's Nathalie Lambert entering the final lap and held on to win by one-tenth of a second.

The latter part of this process is called geocoding (see Resources).

a token implicitly to be relied on, of a deeper antipathy in the breast of the latter than he was willing to acknowledge to himself.

The latter is likely to be a driver of spending in the next few years.

If asked to make a choice between the two, I would no hesitate to choose the latter over the former for several sound reasons.

His first thought was to seek out Slyme, but he found upon enquiring that the latter had left the town previous morning.

"The latter agricultural tax time" three agriculture do not ford the tax by no means.

The mulatto maid called Mrs. Lovell Mingott into the hall, and the latter came back in a moment with a frowning brow.

The former often leads to short-term gains, the latter stands more of a chance of sustainable enthusiasm from employees.

The ordinary service was performed correctly in company with the extraordinary service, and was not troubled by the latter.

I would emphasize the economic as distinct from the political reasons why it has been slow, though the latter have played a role as well.

In the event of any conflict between this paragraph and the production acceptance test schedule, the latter shall prevail.

but that the latter is a much finer apparatus and of course much more accurate in its measurement than the former.

The latter, to be sure, are not about to drain their savings and turn their current account surpluses into deficits.

The latter edged up in December after falling for four months in a row.