Like many detective stories, "Ruben Brandt, Collector" moves backward and forward.
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The series starts with an ending, then simultaneously moves backward and forward.
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The movie moves backward for a look at the men when they were younger.
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The movie moves backward for a look at the men when they were younger.
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Each episode primarily takes place chronologically before the last, so the show largely moves backward.
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Morris moves backward through the decades of Edison's life; like Merlin, this wizard ages in reverse.
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When the engineer approaches the drone, about the size of two bars of soap, it automatically moves backward.
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Very slowly, millimetre by millimetre—slo-mo is another Wilson trademark—he moves backward, staring at the window.
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The ringed planet is hands-off when he moves backward, so pick up the slack by holding yourself accountable.
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Enjoy your last week of Mercury's direct motion, and talk with others before he moves backward on March 5.
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Therefore, the Islamic lunar calendar moves backward approximately 11 days each year in relation to the regular Gregorian calendar.
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The device itself is rather simple: it has a belt and motor, attached to a mount that moves backward and forwards.
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Pieces of information that may seem to be old news could bring a deeper understanding as Uranus moves backward through Aries.
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It then moves backward in time to San Diego, where Trail, in his first visit to a gay bar, meets Cunanan.
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Mercury is the planet of communication and commerce, and these things get weird when Mercury moves backward through the zodiac wheel.
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As Mercury moves backward through your sign, you find yourself reconsidering the decisions and plans you've made over the last few weeks.
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During a retrograde, a planet moves backward through the degrees of the zodiac, revisiting themes, people, and situations that must be brought up to the light.
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Mercury retrograde is famous for bringing delays, and you can bet things will slow to a halt as Mercury moves backward through solid Earth sign Taurus!
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Because the Islamic lunar calendar is about 11 days shorter than the 365 days of the standard Gregorian calendar, the timing of the hajj moves backward each year.
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A detail I love, easy to overlook, is when Balanchine suddenly breaks them out of unison: As every other woman leans forward, her neighbor moves backward, and vice versa.
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So that means that the first day of the month of Ramadan, which is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, moves backward by about 11 days each year.
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As "Versace" moves backward in time, it attempts to draw out those victims' lives — and in the case of Miglin's husband and Madson, their closeted sexuality is a unifying theme.
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August ends with Mercury turning retrograde in grounded Earth sign Virgo—pay close attention to the conversations you have this month, because they'll be up for review when Mercury moves backward!
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It moves backward, death by death, into the awe and dread of demons with eight legs rising from the bottom of the ocean to take their vengeance, a punishment as deserved as it is unfair.
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Later, when the parents are separating the two lovers, the superb Estrada does a large, dramatic step—dégagé front to développé arabesque back—over and over as he moves backward, away from his Layla, Sabella.
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The episode is using the war as its foundational tragedy, so that once the story moves backward in time past the war, the episode can ruminate on the sheer, horrible coincidence of any human life.
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According to its president and founder Bruce McFarland, it is the only surf pool technology that makes what he calls a "true" wave: one with the circular particle motion, in which the face of the wave moves backward toward the surfer, while the lip of the wave propels the rider forward.
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It's a grim tragedy whose structure moves backward in time and forces you to keep thinking about the dark ends that many of its characters will meet at the hand of spree killer Andrew Cunanan, who killed five people in 1997, culminating in the death of famed fashion designer Versace.
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The first episode begins with the serial killer gunning down the fashion designer, and then hour by hour "The Assassination of Gianni Versace" moves backward in the timeline, investigating how both these men were shaped by their family lives, by their egos and by the underground nature of gay culture in the late 20th century.
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What he and his collaborators hoped to do was, in essence, couple a runner's hips in ways that nature has not, so that the energy created by one leg as it completes a leg swing and moves backward might be sent over to the other leg as it starts forward, reducing the activity required of that hip's muscles and decreasing the overall energy costs of running.
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The story needs to move forward, but memory doesn't move forward; it moves backward, from the end to the beginning, like a crab, like someone waking up from a nightmare and trying to remember what it was, and going back from the nightmare to the unimportant details that preceded it, to try to reconstruct how the dream began, and how it reached the point where fear woke him up.
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Ali moves backward, into the ropes, and then his course changes almost imperceptibly, a bounce or lunge, he's in the other guy's space now, he's turned a retreat into an ambush while the whole town is sleeping, and then other guy's on the ground, the fight is over, they're chanting Ali's name, and the other guy's alone in the corner trying to make out the faces of the people in front of him.
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One way to determine whether an antique pendulum clock has an anchor or deadbeat escapement is to observe the second hand. If it moves backward slightly after every tick, showing recoil, the clock has an anchor escapement.
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One occurrence of CBM can be observed in a left rock (adlib) turn in American Foxtrot. As the leader takes their second step (the second "slow"), CBM occurs as the right leg moves backward and the left side of the body moves backward, causing the body to begin rotation to the left. Similarly, as the follower takes their second step (the second "slow"), CBM occurs as the left leg moves forward and the right side of the torso moves forward, causing the body to begin rotation to the left. An exaggerated CBM is the basic of some specific dance moves, e.g.
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Santamartamys has large eyes, which is consistent with its nocturnal behaviour. It has two pairs of udders on the lateral edge of the abdominal side coat. Young specimens of Santamartamys have a grey coat. During the transition to the adult intense red coat, moulting begins at the anterior region and moves backward.
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It also established Ryoo's star charisma and his natural affinity for comedy. Ryoo then starred in Kim Sung-su's online short Back (streamed on Daum in October 2004). Set in a dystopia where everyone literally moves backward, his character sparks a revolution and becomes hunted by the authorities by daring to move forward.
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Pelayo notes that the story "unfolds in an inverted fashion. Instead of moving forward... the plot moves backward." Chronicle of a Death Foretold was published in 1981, the year before García Márquez was awarded the 1982 Nobel Prize in Literature. The novel was also adapted into a film by Italian director Francesco Rosi in 1987.
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Food is ingested through the mouth and when swallowed passes first into the pharynx and then into the esophagus. The esophagus is thus one of the first components of the digestive system and the gastrointestinal tract. After food passes through the esophagus, it enters the stomach. When food is being swallowed, the epiglottis moves backward to cover the larynx, preventing food from entering the trachea.
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In an attempt to copulate, the male moves backward (on the female) and tries to insert his genitalia into the female's genital chamber, during which he drums on the female's face to produce a tremolo. If the female chooses the male, copulation begins. If she rejects the male, she can bend her abdomen downward to try to shake him off. The male either stops or repeats his attempts at copulation.
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Throughout The House in Paris, characters do not successfully go anywhere, either geographically or emotionally. Marian Kelly sees Bowen's narrative structure deliberately slowing down her plot: "the middle section moves backward and so produces a stasis that interrupts the forward momentum of the text".Kelly 2. In the past, Karen for years maintained an unrequited, hopeless love for Max, but when they finally became involved, she could not enjoy a fulfilling relationship with him.
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A girth should first and foremost spread pressure evenly over the entire area. If it is too narrow, or if it has a narrow reinforcing strip down its center, it may cause discomfort. It is also best if it has some "give" to it, which makes it more comfortable for the horse. Many riders also choose a girth that allows for extra elbow room, so the horse is not restricted as his leg moves backward.
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Gant's pitching motion has repeatedly been characterized as "unique." He takes one step forward with his left foot, planting it on the right side of the mound, then moves backward, only to take the same step again before throwing the baseball. The extra movement, which Gant describes as a "false step," does not occur when he pitches from a set position. Gant is also known for his use of the vulcan changeup.
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When both levers are pushed forward simultaneously with the same force, the mower moves forward; when both levers are pulled back simultaneously with the same force, the mower moves backward. Push one lever more than the other and the mower makes a gentle turn. Push one lever forward and pull the other back and the mower pivots from the drive wheels, creating a zero-radius turn. Zero-turn mowers can use steering wheels but must be designed much differently.
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He begins to clean the blood from the kitchen floor, and hears something moving nearby. Whilst investigating, he finds blood dripping from the place she was kept, and goes up to investigate, where he finds the body as he left it. As he moves backward, he slips on the blood, and is knocked unconscious. On regaining consciousness, Zabeer finds blood on back of his head, and while rinsing it he sees a hallucination of Hana looking at him.
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The recoil operation is part short and part long recoil. After firing a round to start the open bolt firing cycle, the initial recoil impulse drives the barrel, barrel extension, and bolt to the rear. A pin on the right side of the bolt moves backward in grooves in an operating cam plate mounted to the right side of the receiver. After of travel, the bolt is cammed upward, away from the breech (the "short" portion of the recoil system).
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The ear opening is small and concealed in the fur, but hearing is fairly acute. A short, thick tail is lightly furred and is used as an organ of touch, guiding the mole when it moves backward in the tunnel. The very large front feet are broader rather than long with well-developed claws, and possess a specialized sesamoid bone attached to the wrist that aids digging. The front feet are normally held in a vertical position with the palms facing outward.
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Moon Tiger is a 1987 novel by Penelope Lively which spans the time before, during and after World War II. The novel won the 1987 Booker Prize. It is written from multiple points of view and moves backward and forward through time. It begins as the story of a woman who, on her deathbed, decides to write a history of the world, and develops into a story of love, incest and the desire to be recognized as an independent free thinking woman of the time.
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To explain his father, he must explain a habit of his uncle's (referred to as "My Uncle Toby"), and that requires knowing what his uncle did during the War of the Spanish Succession at the Battle of Namur. In other words, the biography moves backward rather than forward in time, only to then jump forward years, hit another knot, and move backward again. Further, Sterne provides "plot diagrams" for his readers that look like a ball of yarn. When a character dies, the next page of the book is black, in mourning.
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The Autococker back block On both the Sniper and the Autococker, a back block performs all three of these functions. The bolt is attached to the block, while a cocking rod (which is attached to the hammer and designed to catch on the block) passes through it. When the block moves backward, it pulls the bolt back, allowing a paintball to drop into the breech. The backward movement simultaneously pulls the cocking rod back, causing the hammer to also be pulled back until it re-engages the sear.
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The sharp blades of the dentary and along the tusks provide cutting action. The front end of the jaws and the anterior notch aligned the vegetation in the mouth, and as the lower jaw moves backward, it pulled the plant matter past the caniniform tusks, cutting it into bite-size pieces. The food was further processed by the dentary blades and the edges of the tusks and crushed on the palatine pad. The horned beak may have allowed small dicynodonts such as Robertia to pick out individual leaves, seeds, and buds, however it is suggested that they preferred stems and rhizomes over leafy vegetation.
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According to the algorithm, the process of codeword search continues to move forward along a code path, as long as the Fano metric along the code path remains non-decreasing. # Once all the successor path metrics are smaller than , the algorithm moves backward to the predecessor path if the predecessor path metric beats ; thereafter, threshold examination will be subsequently performed on another successor path of this revisited predecessor. # In case the predecessor path metric is also less than , the threshold is one-step lowered so that the algorithm is not trapped on the current path. # For the Fano algorithm, if a path is revisited, the presently examined dynamic threshold is always lower than the momentary dynamic threshold at the previous visit, guaranteeing that looping in the algorithm does not occur, and that the algorithm can ultimately reach a terminal node of the code tree, and stop.
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The Father, an aging, half blind man who carries the title of colonel within the village, has made a promise to bury the recently deceased former doctor in spite of the consensus within Macondo that he should be left to rot within the corner house where he had lived in complete social isolation for the past decade. The daughter, Isabel, is obliged to accompany her father out of respect for traditional values while knowing she and her son will be doomed to face the wrath of her neighbors in Macondo. The narrative of the grandson, on the other hand, is more preoccupied with the mystery and wonder of death. As with many of his stories, such as Love in the Time of Cholera and Chronicle of a Death Foretold, García Márquez introduces a dramatic scene to begin his narrative and then moves backward, rehashing the past that will lead up to the ultimate conclusion.
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This means that the chords can be ordered cyclically so that the series of intervals between successive notes is the same read forward or backward. For instance, in the cyclical ordering (0, 1, 2, 7), the interval between the first and second note is 1, the interval between the second and third note is 1, the interval between the third and fourth note is 5, and the interval between the fourth note and the first note is 5 . One obtains the same sequence if one starts with the third element of the series and moves backward: the interval between the third element of the series and the second is 1; the interval between the second element of the series and the first is 1; the interval between the first element of the series and the fourth is 5; and the interval between the last element of the series and the third element is 5. Symmetry is therefore found between T0 and T2I, and there are 12 sets in the T/TI equivalence class .
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