The phrase "a sudden forward" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a quick or abrupt movement in a forward direction, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He made a sudden forward motion, catching everyone off guard."
Alternatives: "a sudden lunge" or "an abrupt advance".
In amphipods the tail fan (consisting of three pairs of uropods and telson) provides a sudden forward thrust.
There are moments, like a sudden forward bend from the waist, when Ms. Brown can still demonstrate why she has been one of America's most remarkable dancers.
The study reported here was designed to measure a non-distracted driver's response to a sudden forward collision (FC) event, in which the driver would assume manual control of the autonomous vehicle.
Hence, we designed a lower extremity perturbation device to produce a sudden, forward and either internal or external rotation moment of the trunk and femur relative to the weight-bearing tibia.
We observed that 120 s before microtubule alignment there was a sudden forward acceleration, and 180 s after, an additional back acceleration event.
The training protocol consisted of postural disturbances that simulated a trip (sudden backward motion of the treadmill belts that resulted in forward-directed rotation of the subject's torso) or a slip (sudden forward motion of the treadmill belts that resulted in backward-directed rotation of the subject's torso).
I'm excited that this field I've labored in for 30 years is all of a sudden moving forward".
You never know quite when an arm, a sudden lean forward will inflect a word or phrase, give it a jolt or a sneaky twist.
First, a loud popping sound, like stepping on an inflated juice carton, followed by a sudden jolt forward, and then total darkness.
But whereas in recent collections — and particularly in last season's 10th anniversary — there were strong, specific sections, a sudden lurch forward in cowboy boots did not really change the show's pace.
