'Back space' is not a valid part of a sentence in written English.
It is a term used in computing to refer to a key on a keyboard that deletes the character to the left of the cursor. For example, if you accidentally type an extra character, you can press the back space key to delete it.
The long view, a step back, space to unknot our emotions — all are necessary for art.
You have to be flexible enough to give a tenant the right to give back space if necessary.
(If you ask nicely, staff members will show you a back space that contains practically untouched remnants of the old train station).
In some cases, I've been able to negotiate nonprofits' staying in the same building, cutting back space and cutting rent in half.
On view in different parts of the gallery are five constellations of five framed photographic offset lithographs, each showing the storage shelves visible in the back space.
This will cut back space used at the Telegraph's Victoria headquarters which MacLennan said will allow it to "save significantly on rents and rates".
Measure Back Spacing and offset: Positive Offset - The wheel's mounting pad is adjusted away from the drum/brake side of the wheel's centerline.
As we sat on the modest patio on a quiet, sunny mid-September afternoon, near the small garden that provides herbs and vegetables for many of Mr. Scalesse's creations, we couldn't help noting that this laid-back space was yet another surprising facet of Tullulah's many personalities.
But when I was forced into the way-back space, with my 3-year-old daughter sitting ahead of me (thrilled at seeing Dad relegated to the cheap seats), I found that a lone adult rider can fully stretch his legs down the center aisle, making the journey surprisingly comfortable.
Within the spooky, stripped-back space, unused for 20 years, behind Manchester Piccadilly station, 1,500 people are surrounded on three sides by huge translucent screens on which Curtis's dystopian film essay, Everything Is Going According to Plan, is projected, using all the digital drama of Massive Attack's regular technicians, United Visual Artists.
A requirement is to "piggy-back" space debris measurements on top of EISCAT's normal ionospheric work, without interfering with that work, and to be able to handle about 500 h of measurements per year.
