"rear direction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the direction that is behind something, such as in the sentence: I drove in the rear direction of the house.
The smallest azimuthal JND corresponds to front directions, bigger JND for rear directions and biggest azimuthal JND for side directions [8 11].
The complex property of the measured HRTFs for the contralateral ear especially at the rear directions near the horizontal plane leads to predict the individual HRTFs more difficultly.
Likewise, participants perceived wind stimuli from frontal directions as being more intense than those from rear directions.
In general, participants estimated trials from frontal wind directions to be faster than those from rear wind directions for all three wind speed conditions (for all significant post-hoc comparisons, see Appendix Table 3).
Further exploration of the data (see Table 2) indicated that participants by and large performed with smaller errors for frontal than for rear wind directions.
More-detailed inspection of the data (Table 2) indicated that participants performed with smaller errors for frontal than for rear wind directions primarily when confronted with medium wind speeds that is, speeds with an average of 3.9 ± 0.9 knots (for all significant post-hoc comparisons, see Table 2).
In order to reduce vibration level, carefully at the front and rear edge, the direction of resultant cutting force is attempted to be adjusted in the plane in which the stiffness of blade is relatively high.
Make sure the mouth of the cup is facing (toward the rear) the opposite direction your bike is usually going.
He also remained involved in television work, with the starring role in a 1998 update of Rear Window and the direction of The Brooke Ellison Story (2004) among his credits.
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