It's the backbone to prevent the court from moving backward.
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We should be compromising moving forward, not compromising moving backward.
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"Companies are invested in this, and they're not moving backward."
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Now, if you pin one group against another, you're moving backward.
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Is everything moving backward or is this who America always was?
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With just 109 days left before Brexit Day, things are moving backward.
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Think of it as moving backward and forward around a circular track.
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Women's representation in government is stalled, and in some cases moving backward.
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As you go by, it looks like that other car is moving backward.
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Follow it with a fist pump and an alternating knee raise moving backward.
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Agreements usually don't stick if they're made while the communication planet's moving backward.
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Now, we're living in a time when the FDA seems to be moving backward.
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We are often moving backward when we imagine we know enough to be moving forward.
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As you eat, your radar reads every moment, analyzing whether she's moving backward or forward.
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It's not appropriate — it is, indeed, moving backward — to tell people not to speak them.
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When Mercury is in retrograde, it appears to be moving backward when viewed from Earth.
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Ishihara timed a swift left hand as he was moving backward to stun the oncoming Gutiérrez.
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Moving backward had not worked so far for Isner, but this time he had a plan.
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It was as if they were moving backward in time, becoming more innocent and less skilled.
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But to many, as one strongman buries another, the Philippines appears to be moving backward, not forward.
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The infrastructure situation in the Nutmeg State is so bad, you could say Connecticut is moving backward.
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After more than a decade as a web designer in Atlanta, she felt her career was moving backward.
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It means moving backward into history, and planting the seed once again of chaos in China, causing untold damage.
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It's the result of an artist working with full knowledge of the pop-historical process, moving backward to move forward.
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"If we take a job at a golf club for less, we are moving backward instead of advancing," he said.
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"Quasi-moons" are asteroids that orbit the sun but are close enough to Earth to seem like tiny moons moving backward.
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We haven't had any time to waste for a long time now, and it's a pretty devastating thing to start moving backward.
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The planet of rebirth and revealed truths will be moving backward until October 3rd, helping us to become aware of hidden knowledge.
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These regular periods, in which a planet appears to be moving backward in the sky, are often assumed bad news, astrologically speaking.
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Mercury, the planet of the mind, is moving backward, so use this time to reflect and reconsider instead of planning new adventures.
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Or moving backward toward an old world that preserves the traditions of the faith in a time before nukes sullied the landscape.
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For Gupta, it's a concern that the world is moving "backward" after making much progress to promote a more open trading system.
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Meanwhile, American has taken the plane out of its planned schedules until April at the earliest — a schedule that keeps moving backward.
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As most astrological enthusiasts already know, Mercury retrograde is a three-week period where the planet of communication appears to be moving backward.
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E , kopele , N. said, bastard, slow down, why are you rushing, and Z. turned and smiled, still walking, moving backward along the street.
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The revelation prompted accusations that the British broadcaster was actually moving backward considering that last year only the seven highest paid were men.
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This administration's prioritization of profits over progress makes it clear that the United States health leadership and influence is moving backward, not forward.
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Just as the world turned its attention to this matter with marked success, the United States stopped offering data and began moving backward.
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Mercury appears to be moving backward when it enters retrograde, so this sign may struggle with the sensation of delayed — or even reversed — movement.
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For a smartwatch, this bucks the unfortunate trend of this year of moving backward with chunkier and uglier designs (Huawei, I'm looking directly at you).
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While there is much more to self-driving car safety than FMVSS compliance, we should not be moving backward by abandoning accepted vehicle safety requirements.
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It can also trace alongside a subject or follow you moving backward, but in those cases the pilot needs to ensure it doesn't smash into anything.
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Saturn, the taskmaster of the zodiac, stations retrograde—meaning it's stopping in its tracks and will start moving backward through Sagittarius, the sign it's currently in.
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Talking about sex, intimacy, and trust can be hard, but Mercury is moving backward through solid, sensual Earth sign Taurus, helping you sort this stuff out!
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Mercury retrogrades (three-week periods when the planet of communication appears to be moving backward) are notorious for throwing our social and professional lives into complete chaos.
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Inexperienced riders frequently straighten and lock their elbows during descents, he said, moving backward on the seat and "practically levitating off of the bike" as they gain speed.
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Mars, the planet of war, isn't fond of moving backward, and as it's your ruling planet you may need to be very gentle with yourself during this retrograde.
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Saturn isn't the only planet retrograde in Sagittarius—so is warrior Mars, and when Mars is moving backward, it's extra irritable, hasty, mean, and (your least favorite) confrontational.
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In more extreme cases, you could actually find yourself moving backward, meaning your loan balances can actually grow because those more flexible payments don't cover the interest accruing each month.
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It's the warrior of the zodiac, and when it's moving backward and not being its usual self, the energy can feel anywhere from limp and powerless to unruly and explosive.
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If the deadline keeps moving backward, it's possible Trump could lose his patience and lash out by either firing Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the Mueller probe.
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Let's start with the short-term: Mercury, the planet of communication and commerce, is currently retrograde in Aries, moving backward through the sector of your chart that rules worldly success and your reputation.
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The helmet was made lighter while the opening speed of the parachute was delayed, and a head support panel was also added to prevent the pilot's head from moving backward during the ejection.
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Unfortunately, the actions of the Department of Justice and Secretary McDonald show that we are moving backward on VA accountability at a time when increased VA accountability has never been more needed. Rep.
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Unsure how to proceed, I took a methodological approach; I would first imagine the harshest sentence possible, then a sentence slightly less severe, moving backward until I found a sentence that seemed fitting.
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"In the view of the plaintiffs, Obama was moving too slowly, and now Trump is moving backward," said Michael B. Gerrard, director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia Law School.
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Also, this is more of a strange quirk than specific critique, but the functionality is inverted with the buttons, by default, with the top moving backward and the front going forward through the book.
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In 2014, a man wrote to the Robbins organization to complain that his wife had collapsed and begun hallucinating after a Date With Destiny event — believing a clock was moving backward and a lightbulb was the moon.
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The most annoying retrograde this month is Mercury, which will be moving backward in Taurus and causing confusion, delays, and miscommunications in the sector of your chart that rules your daily routines, your chores, work, habits, and wellness.
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Every shot in the films is a moving shot: We're either moving forward or moving backward, so we wanted to reflect that in the configuration of how we laid out the objects, so it looks like a funeral procession.
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Because Venus is your ruling planet, and because it will be moving backward through the zodiac, you may not feel like your usual self—it might be uncomfortable, but realize that you're at a poignant turning point in your life.
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McCain used the moment -- meant to mark his service to country -- to warn US leadership against moving backward toward nationalistic, "America First" instincts espoused by some of President Donald Trump's key advisers, without referring to Trump or his team by name.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's breaches of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules are detrimental to the United States and there are worrying signs that the world's second-largest economy is moving backward, the U.S. consul general of Hong Kong and Macau said on Tuesday.
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But it is entirely possible to imagine Israel's relations in the region and beyond moving backward with a defense minister who has threatened, among other things, to conquer Gaza or bomb the Aswan Dam in the event of a war with Egypt.
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Hundreds of Days is built on this energy—a sort of circular back and forth that feels both comforting and disorienting at the same time, in the way that a school bus moving past your car can make it feel like you're moving backward instead of it moving forward.
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In a note to readers that accompanied advance copies of the book, Erdrich writes that she began the novel in 2002, a year after her youngest daughter was born, when she felt things seemed to be "moving backward" with the war in Iraq and the global gag rule.
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Through Wingo, who wore eyeglasses with rear-facing mirrors, this biography provides a "Forrest Gump"-like glimpse of a world that was, in many ways, moving backward, too; Wingo's travels brought him close to lynch mobs, hunger marchers, and Hitler, as well as to ordinary folks beaten down by the era's regressive shifts.
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Einstein's view of time requires a physical equivalence between coordinate time and coordinate space. In this view, time should be a reversible coordinate in the same manner as space. Particles moving backward in time are often used to display antiparticles in Feynman- diagrams, but they are not thought of as really moving backward in time usually it is done to simplify notation. However a lot of people think they are really moving backward in time and take it as evidence for time reversibility.
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These advanced waves have nothing to do with cause and effect: they are simply a different mathematical way to describe normal waves. The reason they were proposed is that a charged particle would not have to act on itself, which, in normal classical electromagnetism, leads to an infinite self-force. Ernst Stueckelberg, and later Richard Feynman, proposed an interpretation of the positron as an electron moving backward in time, reinterpreting the negative- energy solutions of the Dirac equation. Electrons moving backward in time would have a positive electric charge.
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Wint had nothing to offer the challenge and instead began moving backward. Rhoden crossed the line just ahead of the fast closing McKenley, Matson also cruising past Wint, who was pipped by Haas at the line and almost caught by Mal Whitfield.
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Cartagena During one's turn, a player can make between one and three moves. Each move sees one of the player's pirate going either forward or backward. Pirates are moved forward by playing the cards in their hand. New cards can only be obtained by moving backward.
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Diagram showing two versions of the ikkyō technique: one moving forward (the omote version) and one moving backward (the ura version). See text for more details. Aikido makes use of body movement (tai sabaki) to blend with uke. For example, an "entering" (irimi) technique consists of movements inward towards uke, while a technique uses a pivoting motion.
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Olsen waited in his car for several minutes, possibly for backup, when Hill began approaching from about away. Olsen exited the car and began moving backward. Hill, apparently unarmed, ran toward Officer Olsen, who stepped back and called to him to stop. Hill began to walk naked with hands to side, failing to comply with orders to stop.
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On the outside Makhloufi was gaining but was running out of real estate. Iguider was moving backward with Kiprop, Willis beat Souleman to the pounce and was chasing Makhloufi. Nobody passed Centrowitz as he kept his advantage all the way across the finish line. Makhloufi was a meter back for silver, Willis another meter back holding off a diving Souleman at the line for bronze.
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His "Directions for the Slow drag" were: # The Slow drag must begin on the first beat of each measure. # When moving forward, drag the left foot; when moving backward, drag the right foot. # When moving sideways to the right, drag the left foot; when moving sideways to the left, drag the right foot. # When prancing, your steps must come on each beat of the measure.
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Diagram showing two versions of the ikkyō technique: one moving forward (the omote version) and one moving backward (the ura version). See text for more details. Aikido makes use of body movement (tai sabaki) to blend the movement of tori with the movement of uke. For example, an "entering" (irimi) technique consists of movements inward towards uke, while a technique uses a pivoting motion.
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NCTM past presidents, retrieved 2011-03-20. Under his leadership, the NCTM pushed for a greater emphasis on basic computational skills in elementary and secondary school mathematics education, and for an appropriate emphasis on conceptual understanding.. Stiff rejected simple solutions to complex issues, saying that "Back to basics is moving backward. Number-crunching alone is no longer enough.". Reprinted in California Online Mathematics Education Times, Vol. 1, No. 18, July 2000.
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When performing a frontside boardslide, the snowboarder is facing uphill. When performing a backside boardslide, a snowboarder is facing downhill. This is often confusing to new riders learning the trick because with a frontside boardslide you are moving backward and with a backside boardslide you are moving forward. ;Lipslide: A slide performed where the rider's trailing foot passes over the rail on approach, with their snowboard traveling perpendicular along the rail or other obstacle.
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Yemenite step (tza'ad Temani) is a popular dance performed Jews during weddings and other Jewish occasions.Traditional Jewish Dance The basic Tza'ad Temani step provides a swaying movement that changes the dancer's direction of motion, although the dancer may face forward throughout the step. It is usually a sideways movement, but may be done moving backward and forward (or vice versa). It consists of three steps, with a short pause on the final step for a "quick, quick, slow" tempo.
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Proper right and proper left are terms mainly used to describe artistic images, and overcome the potential confusion that a figure's "own" right or "proper right" hand is on the left hand as the viewer sees it from the front. Forward and backward may be defined by referring to an object's or person's motion. Forward is defined as the direction in which the object is moving. Backward is then defined as the opposite direction to forward.
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More formally, the algorithm begins at alignment , so the start of is aligned with the start of . Characters in and are then compared starting at index in and in , moving backward. The strings are matched from the end of to the start of . The comparisons continue until either the beginning of is reached (which means there is a match) or a mismatch occurs upon which the alignment is shifted forward (to the right) according to the maximum value permitted by a number of rules.
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Scenes are often interrupted by the unconventional editing style of cutting away quickly from the money shot (or nearly cutting off characters' dialogue) and crosscutting several scenes of parallel action to build to a climax. Embedded narratives and crosscutting between different time frames is a major component of Nolan's auteurship.Mooney, p. 11. Following contains four timelines and intercuts three; Memento intercuts two timelines, with one moving backward; The Prestige contains four timelines and intercuts three; Inception intercuts four timelines, all of them framed by a fifth.
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In April 2012, author Rob Swigart and Subliminal Games launched a Kickstarter fundraising campaign called "Rob Swigart's Portal (1986) Reborn" to recreate the world of Portal as a modern third-person adventure game.Rob Swigart's Portal (1986) Reborn Some of the features set to be included were moving backward or forward in time through a simulation of the past and changing the character's appearance for different responses and reactions by virtual non-player characters. On June 5, 2012, the project creator cancelled the Kickstarter project having raised only $22,796 of the $530,000 target.
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The Maze War style view was first adopted by Moria in 1975, an early RPG on the PLATO network, and further popularized by Ultima and Wizardry, eventually appearing in bitmapped form in games like Dungeon Master, Phantasy Star, Eye of the Beholder and countless others. Gameplay is simple by later standards. Players wander around a maze, being capable of moving backward or forwards, turning right or left in 90-degree increments, and peeking around corners through doorways. The game also uses simple tile-based movement, where the player moves from square to square.
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Another of their former schoolmates and rugby teammates is Conor Harris, who was always considered something of an outsider. Both Culhane and Harris had been at one stage or another involved with the much-admired Laura Haines, another of the South Dublin privileged set. Her behaviour at the nightclub is the trigger that finally results in Culhane and his two friends assaulting and accidentally killing Harris. The story is told in elliptical fashion, moving backward and forward across the span of the story and delving into each of the individuals’ character, background and possible motivations.
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The process of identifying signal transduction in interoceptors such as the peripheral chemoreceptors requires moving backward from membrane depolarization to discover the previous steps, often internal to the cell, that transduces blood chemicals to a neural signal. Up to this point, most research agrees that membrane depolarization is caused by inhibition of potassium channels that otherwise maintain the resting potential. As to the step before potassium channel inhibition, many mechanisms are proposed, none of which receive unanimous support from the research community. Multiple types of potassium channels respond to hypoxia, with significant differences between different species, and a number of different types for each species.
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Robert Oppenheimer argued strongly against the proton being the negative-energy electron solution to Dirac's equation. He asserted that if it were, the hydrogen atom would rapidly self-destruct. Persuaded by Oppenheimer's argument, Dirac published a paper in 1931 that predicted the existence of an as-yet-unobserved particle that he called an "anti-electron" that would have the same mass and the opposite charge as an electron and that would mutually annihilate upon contact with an electron. Feynman, and earlier Stueckelberg, proposed an interpretation of the positron as an electron moving backward in time, reinterpreting the negative-energy solutions of the Dirac equation.
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The architecture of Munro's short stories is essential for any interpretation.″She revolutionized the architecture of short stories, often beginning a story in an unexpected place then moving backward or forward in time, and brought a modesty and subtle wit to her work that admirers often traced to her background growing up in rural Canada″, writes Julie Bosmans, Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize in Literature, The New York Times, 10 October 2013 This story consists of three sections, with the first being the shortest and the last the longest. In this regard, there is not much of a difference between the book version and the earlier one. The story consists of roughly 17 pages.
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Retrocausality is associated with the Double Inferential state-Vector Formalism (DIVF), later known as the two-state vector formalism (TSVF) in quantum mechanics, where the present is characterised by quantum states of the past and the future taken in combination. Time runs left to right in this Feynman diagram of electron–positron annihilation. When interpreted to include retrocausality, the electron (marked e−) was not destroyed, instead becoming the positron (e+) and moving backward in time. Wheeler–Feynman absorber theory, proposed by John Archibald Wheeler and Richard Feynman, uses retrocausality and a temporal form of destructive interference to explain the absence of a type of converging concentric wave suggested by certain solutions to Maxwell's equations.
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Evaluation as a Strategic Tool Clomedia.com Editor - 5/17/04 In practice, then, it is common for trainers to get stuck in Levels 1 and 2 and never proceed to Levels 3 and 4, where the most useful data exist. Today, Kirkpatrick-certified facilitators stress "starting with the end in mind," essentially beginning with Level 4 and moving backward in order to better establish the desired outcome before ever planning the training program.Ed Forest: Kirkpatrick Model: Four Levels of Learning Evaluation, Educational Technology When done strategically, reaching these levels does not have to be any more expensive or time consuming, but will still help to ensure on-the-job performance of learned behaviors and skills.
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In much of a digestive tract such as the human gastrointestinal tract, smooth muscle tissue contracts in sequence to produce a peristaltic wave, which propels a ball of food (called a bolus before being transformed into chyme in the stomach) along the tract. Peristaltic movement comprises relaxation of circular smooth muscles, then their contraction behind the chewed material to keep it from moving backward, then longitudinal contraction to push it forward. Earthworms use a similar mechanism to drive their locomotion, and some modern machinery imitates this design. The word comes from New Latin and is derived from the Greek peristellein, "to wrap around," from peri-, "around" + stellein, "draw in, bring together; set in order".
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Use of the Notre Dame Box in modern times has been limited in part due to changes in football rulebooks regarding motion. The frequent shifts in the backfield that are employed by the system are still legal, but teams must now set themselves in a formation for at least one second before snapping the ball or sending a player into motion. This motion player must be moving backward or laterally. Canadian football never adopted these changes, and (even though it is not used in that variant of the sport) the original version of the system is still legal. In the late 1990s, Western Harnett High School of Lillington, North Carolina was featured on ESPN after their program experienced a major turnaround credited to their employment of the Notre Dame Box.
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Electrons moving backward in time would have a positive electric charge. Wheeler invoked this concept to explain the identical properties shared by all electrons, suggesting that "they are all the same electron" with a complex, self-intersecting worldline. Yoichiro Nambu later applied it to all production and annihilation of particle-antiparticle pairs, stating that "the eventual creation and annihilation of pairs that may occur now and then is no creation or annihilation, but only a change of direction of moving particles, from the past to the future, or from the future to the past." The backwards in time point of view is nowadays accepted as completely equivalent to other pictures, but it does not have anything to do with the macroscopic terms "cause" and "effect", which do not appear in a microscopic physical description.
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