The phrase "aft up" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, particularly in nautical or aviation terminology, to indicate a direction or position towards the rear and upward.
Example: "The crew was instructed to secure the cargo aft up to ensure stability during the voyage."
Alternatives: "rearward" or "upward at the back".
Two fat pipes in the aft twisted up from the flat top.
The double-wishbone suspension (fore and aft) is up to tuning out the worst road noise, but still communicates clear messages about what's going on at the wheels.
The steering wheel, although it doesn't telescope, tilts, and the seats slide fore and aft and up and down (our tester came with the XLS trim package that, for $1,940, lumps together the premium JBL audio system, electronically adjustable leather seats, heated power outside mirrors and heated seats, and larger wheels and tires).
Some barges being pushed up the Illinois River are lashed together by inch-thick cable in 76 places: "scissor wires, jockey wires, fore-and-afts, double-ups, three-part backing breasts, three-part towing breasts".
Eleven professional drivers participated and their responses of overall discomfort were defined by a vector sum of three perceived motions: shaking, for-aft and up-down motions.
What will it take for NYSUT and AFT to break up with intended testing conduit, Common Core?
Although more patients achieved full remission in the FBT group at the 12-month follow-up, AFT did not seem to be less effective at the four-year follow-up (for more details see above) [ 64, 73].
The side sills have a more pronounced kick-up aft of the doors, and the rear lights have clear instead of red lenses.
We used multiple logistic regression analysis to test associations between the outcome (progression of AFT at follow-up) and potential explanatory variables.
Progression of CAN was defined as an increase in a follow-up AFT score from the baseline value (a score of 0) to a score of 1 3; such patients were designated the "progressor" group.
