The phrase "a fall backwards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical action of falling in a backward direction or metaphorically to indicate a regression or setback in progress.
Example: "After losing the match, it felt like a fall backwards in his career."
Alternatives: "a backward fall" or "a setback".
Second, to compute the value of some ARF far from the limit cycle, we just integrate the adjoint system (18) backwards in time using an initial condition for ARF close to the limit cycle.
These 50 cases were matched with the first 50 consecutive culture-positive referred cases in the same period (group B; beginning December 2014 backwards and ending March 2010).
Fortunately, the blindfolded acrobat was near the end of the 2,300-foot 2,300-footwalk when he fell, so the drop wasn't as large as it could have backwardsording to NBC Newalk
However the BSP favours a constant demographic until that time, while the EBSP favours steady decline and constant demographic from 60 years ago backwards.
We selected a nonrandom sample of six intensive care units where cost data of 10 severe sepsis patients were collected consecutively from 15 August 2002 backwards.
Next, a backwards stepwise elimination procedure is followed for the individual variables, testing the extent to which the variable associated with the smallest change in log-likelihood ratio contributes significantly to the model.
Bieber emerged from a black SUV wearing a winter coat and a backwards ball cap before being led through a throng of police and reporters.
As a distinctive feature, SVC allows a generation of an H.264/MPEG-4 H.264/MPEG-4t, thAVCis, bacompliantompathate, base layer and one, or several, enhancement layer(s).
Turning clock forwards (on spring) or backwards (on fall) by one hour presumably impacts our circadian rhythms.
