Still, as many have observed, the process has proceeded backward.
The evening begins with a meeting between Jerry and Emma two years after their relationship has ended and then proceeds backward.
But he, behind her — his back to hers — is proceeding backward, seeing neither his partner nor where she is taking him.
He had recently listened to Cale's entire catalogue, beginning with his most recent work and proceeding backward in time, and he advised us to do the same.
When Jeebleh asks how well he knows Af-Laawe, the driver -- a former diplomat -- replies: "How does one know anyone in a land where people are constantly reinventing themselves?" Jeebleh, proceeding backward as he tries to advance, finds himself among figures who transform themselves before his eyes.
Obviously, the search procedure for the optimal battery operation α 1, α 2, …, α N is the dynamic programming which starts with the last period and proceeds backward in time [15]; thus, we can obtain the optimal battery operation policy set (left { {mu _{1}^left ({{B_{0}}} right),~mu _{2}^left ({{B_{1}}} right), ~ldots,~mu _{N}^left ({{B_{N - 1}}} right)} right }).
The process starts from the present-day sample and proceeds backward in time, allowing a succession of coalescent and recombination events to shape the genealogy.
Ponce de Leon's three ships, sailing south from Cape Canaveral to Tortuga in 1513, sometimes were unable to stem the Gulf Stream, and, according to a Spanish historian, "although they had a great wind, they could not proceed forward, but backward".
A summary of Ponce de León's voyage log, on April 22, 1513, noted, "A current such that, although they had great wind, they could not proceed forward, but backward and it seems that they were proceeding well; at the end it was known that the current was more powerful than the wind".
At that time, subjects had to proceed with a backward movement to the starting line as fast as possible.
