Sentence examples for extend backwards from inspiring English sources

This may be explained by the possible localized alveolar response in the injury area which did not extend backwards to the posterior segments.

Therefore, we conclude that postdictive attenuation can extend backwards in time for up to 375 ms. This is at least twice the window previously reported for such postdictive effects.

For many family members in our sample, 'gene talk' provided a scaffold to support a narrative about a family history of mental illness, one that could extend backwards to previous generations, and one in which the point of origin of mental illness was thereby impossible for the current generation to know.

The armrests normally extending forward from a post on some chairs can be reversed side to side to extend backwards.

Lineages were often conceived of as timeless, extending backwards into the remote past and forward through generations yet unborn.

This is extended backwards into a belief that the whole of creation is gendered, so that being male or female has a cosmic, metaphysical significance.

The cameras monitored the movements for 20 seconds of sex in each position.Volunteers were then observed while standing straight, bending forward, extending backwards, bending to each side and twisting at the waist.

It is a movie about memory: a gunshot is always liable to trigger the memory of previous violence, the trauma lurks nearby, at point-blank range, part of a skein of remembered bloodshed extending backwards as the revenge plot pushes forwards.

In addition to some unusual feathers that are positioned on the long arms and fingers, there is a truly gigantic bone on each wrist that extends backwards, and between this bone and the fingers is preserved a membrane-like soft tissue that would have given the animal something of a wing, like that of bats.

After a particular signal section has been declared as a syllable, its start and end time points are extended backwards and forwards (by a default value of ±60 ms) to include the syllable's weaker start and end.

For liberal nationalists, continuity is essential: a political culture derives much of its strength from an anchoring in the history and narrative of a distinct political community extending backwards and forwards in time.