The air intake was placed so it was rearward of the nose but forward enough to minimize air flow losses and reduce aerodynamic drag.
While they don't really look like flying machines, fly they do, using a cushion of air generated by a fan on the back that is vented rearward for thrust and underneath the craft for lift.
For rearward flight, the plane of the rotation of the rotor is tilted rearward.
When the posterior oblique muscles contract, the scale is pulled rearward, but its edge anchors it, and the body is pulled forward.
By the same reasoning, the inner portion is moving rearward more slowly.
Note that there is a rearward flux of actin subunits in actin cables (Huckaba et al. 2006).
An upward bend of the wing tip, which is swept rearwards relative to the rotational axis of the third digit, indicates a positive camber of the outer wing.
During standing up, the user's back slid down and the thigh was displaced rearward, but they moved in opposite directions when wheelchair sat back down.
The SportWagen's passenger cabin has been moved rearward by 1.7in, giving the car the long-nosed, "cab-rearward" proportions typical of premium cars.
When the standing wheelchair transformed from sitting to standing, the user's back slid down, and the greater trochanter was displaced rearward relative to the seat surface.
