Sentence examples for projected backwards from inspiring English sources

"It completely blew up the receiver and the bolt was projected backwards," Singlaub observed, "I would imagine into the head of the firer".

But viewed in a convex mirror mounted in a strategic position, the rug becomes a convincing image (albeit in reverse) of Pollock's painting, like a slide projected backwards.

In fact, the term was coined in 1987 to denote a burgeoning sub-genre of fantasy in which the principles of Gibsonian cyberpunk are projected backwards onto a wildly reimagined 19th century.

In fact, the term was coined in 1987 to denote a burgeoning sub-genre of fantasy in which the principles of Gibsonian cyberpunk are projected backwards on to a wildly reimagined 19th century.

I was expecting them to give talks in unreadable hand writing on transparencies projected backwards- in my experience presentation skills and effort decrease exponentially with status in the community, but I'm going to have to rethink this after these three excellent talks.

The manners Burke saw around him in England were continuous with those he had seen in the middle ages, or projected backwards thither, in which a powerful executive government was balanced by other agencies with the effect of securing civil liberty.

"It's very hard to project backwards," said Joshua Akey, a professor of genome sciences at the University of Washington in Seattle and a co-author on the study.

They are formed by a combination of the praemaxillae, nasals, prefrontals and frontals, as in Saurolophus, but instead of projecting backwards as a spine, they rise up to make the highest point above the orbit.

A massive storm broke out over the issue, with South Africa's largest opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, saying the practice takes "our reconciliation project backwards".

While a bedbug is at rest, the beak lies beneath the body and projects backwards between the legs.

Or we project ourselves backwards through time.