Sentence examples for back to the backward from inspiring English sources

Instead, this phenomenon can be explained by the fact that the high-frequency components of surface waves are reflected back to the backward scattering field: consequently, the presence of a surface-breaking crack can significantly decrease the energy of transmitted surface waves in a higher frequency range.

When she went back to N.Y., time seemed to go backward - back to the birth of the child.

Then he turned his back to the green and tried hitting backward toward the tee.

Welbeck, with his back to the goal and falling backward, manages to direct the ball with his right heel and into the far corner of the goal.

If more electricity is generated than a home requires at the moment, the excess automatically flows back to the utility, turning the meter backward and thus lowering the monthly electric bill.

But we don't mind the slow trek on wobbly knees back to the Jeep, for as we glance backward, we see that the face of the mountain has been set aglow by the setting sun.

The choreography looks both backward and forward in time: back to the Romantic expressiveness of Chopin's era and forward to the dance-centered ballets made by Frederick Ashton, George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins in the mid-20th century.

We assume that CSI concerning each link is fed back to the source nodes via a backward control channel.

This would result in nesting the backward chaining reasoning back to the logic block for Stage 1, followed by processing the logic blocks related to the stages down the hierarchy (Fig. 9).

Stand with your back to the door and kick backward, like a donkey.

By turning a knob, you can move the seat forward or backward relative to the back, to accommodate the longer or shorter of limb.