Sentence examples for rearwards by from inspiring English sources

For horizontal flight, the nozzles are directed rearwards by shifting the lever to the forward position; for short or vertical takeoffs and landings, the lever is pulled back to point the nozzles downwards.

The major difference between the models is that the GT has a sportier riding position, with its handlebars positioned forward and footpegs rearward by comparison with the GTL.

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.

Two chp ligands cap each of the two rearward metals by the OH group.

In this position, you can counter the rearward forces by pressing down and back on the footpegs, as well as leaning further forward.

This triangular appearance is accentuated in later ceratopsians by the rearwards extension of the parietal and squamosal bones of the skull roof, to form the neck frill.

The corrector step is then obtained by replacing the space derivative by rearward difference, while the time derivative is preserved using forward difference approximation, to obtain Eq. 4.

Clade D (Tarwinia) is supported by the hard, subrectangular pronotum narrowing rearwards (less hard and narrowing forwards in Pseudopulicidae, small heart-form in males and small, weak and hardly visible in females of Saurophthiridae), short, incrassate fore and mid coxae and tibiae, very long tarsi, and ctenidia covering apical and at least distal half of the outer margin of all tibiae.

This induces filopodial retraction via forces generated by the cell membrane tension and by the filopodial actin shaft that is constantly pulled rearwards via the retrograde flow of actin at the base.

By Burke Boyce The New Yorker, September 27 , 1930P. 76 Secure upon his rearward perch, View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix.

The trailing arm suspension, like on commercial airliners, allowed the wheels to move away, rearwards and up".