lattermost

It is the lattermost issue where we hope to quickly gather a coating industry-wide consortium.

The lattermost point can be taken literally: in Oct, China kidnapped the president of Interpol, Meng Hongwei, who hasn't been seen since and is feared dead.

In his posthumous publication, Lazarus described his lattermost perspective that emotions could be "best regarded and studied as dramatic stories or narratives" (2006, p.28) which he proceeded to explain commence with the emotion and its background proceeding "continuously over time" (p.

The vector of tolls, speeds, densities, and flows for the MR scenario differs necessarily from those for both the MIU scenario and the actual observed situation, the lattermost being the source of the data for estimating our model.

The lattermost is notable for its growing use of machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies.

This is evident from the selective list of conflict flashpoints articulated in the document--namely, "the unresolved issue of Kashmir, the violation of treaty arrangements on sharing of natural resources and the organized and deliberate support by external powers to militant organizations engaged in sub-conventional activities inside Pakistan." The lattermost grievance is an allusion to India's alleged support of militant separatists operating in Pakistan's restive province of Baluchistan.

(2) Heliodorus' relationship to that lattermost genre, historiography, is the most important for establishing the text's claim to verisimilitude.