Sentence examples for produced forward from inspiring English sources

Stage 2 and 4 were essential to synthesise all produced forward and backward questionnaire translations.

Two Japanese translators proficient in English produced forward translations independent of one another.

This thruster can push the bow sideways without producing forward motion.

This frustration may result from (1) an inability to produce forward flowing speechinherent in stuttering and (2) unintelligibility due to speech sound inaccuracy.

All three of these forms of flagellar locomotion consist of contraction waves that pass either from the base to the tip of the flagellum or in the reverse direction to produce forward or backward movement.

That situation seems to have shifted markedly since the midterm elections, though the White House sought to portray Mr. Biden's role in the tax negotiations as similar to his efforts to produce forward movement on a nuclear arms reduction treaty and other issues that could benefit from his nearly four decades in the Senate.

When pressurised, the resulting steam helped move a piston attached to the rear axle, producing forward motion.

This study shows that a new GPU-based Monte Carlo simulation algorithm for producing forward projections in the SPECT reconstruction can generate high-quality clinical images within 3 min, with a clearly improved recovery compared with attenuated corrected OSEM reconstruction and with similar recovery as the clinically used state-of-the-art reconstruction with resolution recovery corrections.

They found that if the propellers were reversed prior to take-off they would not, if the flag was not raised, be rotated automatically again in the air to produce forward thrust if full power was applied.

Should a crew need to perform a go-around, they could restore the thrust levers to a positive position and again produce forward thrust, allowing them to execute the maneuver.

Elongating filaments abutting the cell membrane extend the cell boundary, thereby producing forward forces by proposed mechanisms such as the thermal ratchet [29], [30].