The phrase "a backtrack of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to a reversal or reconsideration of a previous decision or action.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, the committee decided to make a backtrack of their earlier decision."
Alternatives: "a reversal of" or "a reconsideration of".
The effect of seeing Hamden referenced so prominently on the Drudge Report was, at first, a bit like an accusation: Alec Gewirtz, the website seemed to say over a backtrack of snickering, I know how often you ashamedly visit me, and now, in mockery of that shame, I flaunt my power over you with an impossible reference to your hometown.
The decision represents a backtracking of sorts for the government, which has said that it would be more expensive to close Anglo Irish, which is weighted with bad loans incurred during Ireland's debt-fueled real estate boom, than to keep it going as a smaller institution.
Similarity maps can be generated for every fingerprint that allows a backtracking of the bits to a corresponding atom or substructure.
The new Nintendo 2DS is no exception to that rule, but it is remarkable in that it's a bit of a backtrack for the company, which takes the marquee feature out of its 3DS generation of portable gaming devices.
She should not adopt a backtracking supposition of her act.
His next tweet was a contender for Backtrack of the Year.
Furthermore, the method implements traceability facilities, which allow for a tidy backtracking of the whole process.
The subsequent international outcry has forced the government to clarify its intentions and signalled a possible backtracking of the initial plans.
With two outs and a full count, Scott Spiezio -- 0 for 12 in his career against Stanton -- tied the score with a bloop single to right-center field, just over the glove of a backtracking Soriano.
In addition, an example of a backtracking tree is shown to illustrate the second presented algorithm.
