Armed with pointer and blueprints, Holscher delineated course obstacles in a prerace meeting, warning runners of hazards such as stairs sloping backward and drain risers resembling road bumps.
Many consultations between Lustgarten (in his international intriguer's trenchcoat, ill-fitting; head, neck, and shoulders sloping backward in a froggy curve) and his wife, a young woman in an eyelet-lace blouse and black velveteen skirt, a velveteen ribbon tied on her round, healthy neck.
Sergei had already started up the slope, walking backward and videotaping as he went.
The seated configurations included back inclines (75° and 80°), upright (90°) and reclines (95°, 105° and 115°), absence or presence of armrest (adjusted at 62 68 cm of height), forward and backward sloping of the seat pan, and supported and unsupported back.
Desirable traits were a flat forehead, often created by tying a wooden board to the infants head to give the backward sloping effect.
The robot can recover if given a light shove, can ride up a 25-degree slope, and can go backward.
Models for the COI-spun dataset included North and East measurements, as well as phosphorus (forward selection model), or temperature, slope, NO3, and NH4 (backward selection model).
For the 18S and ITS datasets, forward selection models contained only phosphorus and slope, whereas the corresponding backward selection models also contained pH and temperature (18S), or sin.aspect (ITS).
The ship's bow slopes forward, rather than backward, a design intended to give the destroyer better stability when launching weapons, Smith said.
To enclose the space he needed, Venturi had to expand the building outward towards Prospect Street and backward down a slope.
