Sentence examples for stage backward from inspiring English sources

The primary delights in "Bring It On" are the breathtaking displays of human fireworks that send the show's well-drilled dancers flying skyward, forming towering human pyramids, or tumbling across the stage backward, like electric-powered Slinkys.

Ms. Kistler bourrées across the stage backward and forward, somehow both wistful and willful, until she ends up in Mr. Askegard's arms, while Ms. Ringer, with stormy passion, finds peace with Mr. Martins.

where η m n = E b m 2 n denotes the power of the m th stage backward prediction error.

But before he was staging backward car chases, reviving the career of Albert Brooks and scoring automobile excursions up the L.A. River with electropop tunes, Refn was making foreign-set blood operas like "Bronson" and the "Pusher" trilogy.

She took her place on the floor in front of the stage, bending backward and coiling and jogging in place; she whooped and ululated words and syllables.

Set pieces can go upward, hauled on wires into the 10-story fly space; downward, riding one of the seven hydraulic elevators that make up the stage floor; backward, sliding away from the audience into the cavernous hangar behind the stage; or sideways, rolling into the wings on enormous motorized platforms.

Step 2: stage of backward propagation.

An industry may encourage investment both in subsequent stages of production by "forward linkage" and in earlier stages through "backward linkage".

In both stages, a backward elimination process was carried out and included the evaluation of correlations, confounding, and 2-way interactions between variables.

24 To reduce the computational burden, we used single imputation for the initial stages of backward selection with a cut-off P value of 0.3 before completing the selection of variables by using multiple imputation with a cut-off P value of 0.05.

Dressed in drab white, his muscled body hunched over for most of the extended solo, Mr. Mantsoe ranges very slowly along the stage, often moving backward.