The phrase "aft wall" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in nautical or architectural contexts to refer to the rear wall of a ship or structure.
Example: "The aft wall of the ship was reinforced to withstand the harsh ocean conditions."
Alternatives: "rear wall" or "back wall".
The radical emphasis is to examine the sensitivity of the properties due to variations on the length-to-depth ratio of cavity, aft wall angle, and offset ratio.
Moreover, the influence of cavity length to depth ratio and the aft wall angleθexists diversity when the flameholding cavity position is different and can be recognized as unnoticeable compared to the impact of the premixing distance.
The influence of flameholding cavity position, its length to depth ratio L/D and aft wall angle θ and number on ethylene combustion oscillation characteristics in scramjet combustor has been researched.
The design of the thermal protection system for the hypersonic blunt body is a multi-objective design exploration problem, and the heat flux distribution depends on the jet pressure ratio, the aft wall of the cavity and the injectant molecular weight.
The torque led by the plume-induced-flow-separation at the aft-wall of the continuing-stage is captured during the staging, which can assist the design of the controller of the rocket.
2. The best illustration of why an infant must face aft is a drawing on the wall of the Volvo Safety Centre.
The aft conning tower had 6-inch walls and a 3-inch cast steel roof.
The forward conning tower had walls 320 mm thick; those of the aft conning tower were 160 mm thick.
Her aft torpedo director tower was protected by six-inch walls and a three-inch cast steel roof.
The forward conning tower had walls 280 millimeters thick those of the aft conning tower were 180 millimeters thick.
Our boat was a floating mobile home named Rimbaud, with a double bed in a tight but cozy cabin aft and a double Murphy bed that folded out of a wall in the main room, fore.
