Sentence examples for backward relative from inspiring English sources

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

Traditional signals for moving the train, either by hand or by radio, are "Go forward" or "Go backward", relative to the locomotive.

If features within the core rotate more slowly than surface features, they will appear to move backward relative to the general rotation i.e., westward.

By measuring the light changes produced by this effect before, during and after a transit, Winn can learn whether the planet is in a prograde orbit, whether its orbit is tipped at an angle or even whether the planet is orbiting backward relative to its star's rotation.

Henry begins time traveling at the age of five, jumping forward and backward relative to his own timeline.

In PDB entries 4NAY and 4NAZ, both the water and fosfomycin are absent, and the sulfate is positioned "backward" relative to FosB Bc (PDB entry 4JH2), with one oxygen coordinated to the metal and another coordinated to the second Oε atom of Glu155, where the conserved water molecule is expected.

In an unpopular book called "Why Argentina Doesn't Function," Roberto Roth, a businessman, lists the old Argentine convictions of superiority: disdain for North Americans as yokels too busy making money to know how to live, indulgence for Europeans as failed emigrants left behind to look after the castles and cathedrals, and a view of other Latins as poor, backward relatives.

The trigger condition was a jet with total ET > 100 GeV accompanied by a backward jet (relative azimuthal angle larger than 90 degrees) with ET > 25 GeV.

As a man, he faced the greatest risk of retaliation for visiting his "backward, traitor" relatives.

The modeling process by photogrammetry can be materialized through three main different ways, including combined special forward-backward intersection, relative-absolute orientation and bundle adjustment methods.

The EAC argued that a more robust approach would be to define a 'baseline risk' likely to be relevant for the clinical scenario of interest (e.g., from the EXOGEN registry data [ 14]) and then to "model backward", applying a relative risk adjustment from comparative trial evidence to estimate risk in the control arm [ 17].