This forces the bolt carrier to the rear within the already rearward moving barreled receiver. |
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This is a surprisingly beneficial addition that prevents excessive rearward trigger movement after the shot breaks. |
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Backlash, the rearward movement of the trigger after sear release, was horrendous. |
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When Dickinson glanced rearward he saw a Japanese plane on fire and losing altitude and speed. |
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In a child seat that is facing rearward, the harness straps should be at or below the level of the shoulder. |
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Apparently the handling is so good because the gearbox is between the rear wheels, giving a slightly rearward weight bias. |
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More like rocket engines, jets produce thrust by burning propellant and forcing the rapidly expanding gases rearward. |
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The main body of front line troops would exfiltrate rearward that night leaving behind a small covering force. |
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As the gas burns, it moves rapidly rearward, propelling the aircraft forward. |
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Communications are also critical for command and control of evacuation assets rearward. |
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As the slide starts to move, the bolt rotates, unlocks and moves rearward, ejecting the empty shell. |
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Keeping the torso vertical, take a step rearward lowering the body perpendicularly to the floor. |
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With this in mind, removing the central rear headrest appreciably improves rearward visibility. |
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The hand keeps pressing against the ratchet as the hammer continues rearward. |
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Using electric motors, the middle seat slides rearward into a central location. |
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As it is, rearward visibility with the hood up is minimal with no rear three-quarters vision whatsoever. |
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We suggest that the forward and rearward movements involved actin dynamics. |
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The grooves engaging the stud during rearward movement were shallower than those engaging the stud during forward movement. |
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The breech-face on a revolver takes a tremendous beating as it stops the rearward thrust of the fired cartridge. |
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The report shows that a calculated rearward acceleration in the vicinity of 2034Â g would have been required to unbend the tabs. |
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The drop-in module, which adds to the stiffness and torsional rigidity of the whole vehicle, ties the car together from the seats rearward and from b-pillar to b-pillar. |
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With a smaller backset, the rearward head motion was stopped earlier by the head restraint, resulting in a smaller head to torso displacement. |
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They may however find annoyance with clipped rearward visibility, which tends to complicate parallel parking. |
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If you are riding down a straightaway at speed with somebody closing in on you, you can literally feel a rearward tug as they move into your slipstream. |
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Adduction of the scapulae takes place in the shoulder girdle where the scapulae move in toward the spine together with the rearward movement of the arms. |
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The youngest children are particularly vulnerable and are best carried rearward facing up to about 9 months of age. |
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Babies and toddlers should be rearward facing up until at least the age of three and preferably longer. |
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The current edition of Section 27.561 of the FARs requires that sideward and rearward impact forces be considered. |
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This edition of the FARs did not require an analysis of rearward or sideward impact forces. |
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Damage patterns showed that the lower portion of the slinging hook assembly and the hook retaining ring had been torn rearward from the aircraft. |
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When the posterior oblique muscles contract, the scale is pulled rearward, but its edge anchors it, and the body is pulled forward. |
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When the pterosaur was not in flight, the finger and membrane were extended rearward along the flanks. |
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The switch guard was broken by impact forces and the switch housing was bent rearward. |
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This is accomplished by the weight of the occupant's body pressing the backrest rearward in a simultaneous horizontal and reclining position. |
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There are two rearward facing positions for wheelchair users, which may accommodate two other passengers when the foldable seats are opened. |
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It positively adds to the car's racy styling while not compromising rearward visibility. Plus, the trunk lid is not any heavier to lift. |
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Each coil must be secured by tiedowns arranged in a manner to prevent the coils from tipping in the forward, rearward, and lateral directions. |
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Additional weight rearward of rear wheels causes a negative affect on vehicle steering. |
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Slide the seat either slightly forward or rearward to assure it is locked or until engagement of the lock is felt. |
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Tilt the lever forward or rearward to adjust the distance snow will be thrown. |
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The slope of the cell edge was measured from the same kymograph, allowing us to correlate cell edge dynamics with rearward movement of the cytoskeleton. |
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The control yoke must be held fully rearward to maintain the stall. |
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There are 4 rows of these on each side, from the vent rearward, with an equal number of rows of thornlike spines, the latter close set and directed rearward. |
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She stumbled rearward through the bus, hoping to make it to the toilet before she caused a mess. |
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The rearward slopes show evidence of the Pavey Ark Member, pebbly sandstone and breccia. |
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During the accident launch, acceleration forces would have effectively pressed the pilot rearward, transferring high load forces to the seat and its attachment hardware. |
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To adjust the 'snugness' of wheel locks, slightly loosen the socket head bolts, slide the wheel lock assembly forward or rearward as needed, then re-tighten the socket head bolts. |
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At least rearward visibility is adequate by coupe standards. |
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The biggest complaint that was mentioned in tester's notes was also no surprise: the CX-9 offers poor rearward visibility, which complicates things when backing up. |
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The rearward seats of the bus were unpleasantly close to the toilet facilities. |
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Larger converging disc overlap space: larger passage for the cut forage, improved rearward ejection, mowing operation is not disturbed by cut forage. |
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Indeed, it is possible that the effect works both ways, and that rearward segments provide lift to those in front. The snakes are also surprisingly manoeuverable and have been seen to turn in mid-air. |
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Induced drag is caused by that element of the air deflected downward which is not vertical to the flight path but is tilted slightly rearward from it. |
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Currently, only 1 in 4 three year olds use rearward facing seats. |
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Unlike those of other arboreal marsupials, its pouch opens rearward. |
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In the event of a severe impact from the rear, the front seat backrest and head restraint move together with the occupant's body, thus damping its movement in much the same way the arms move rearward when catching a ball. |
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This sudden rearward movement would have resulted in a corresponding rearward control stick movement, and an abrupt pitch upward, with subsequent loss of control. |
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If you are looking to cut your lap times, you need to push yourself rearward to add weight over the rear wheel and add traction on hard corner exits. |
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In the event of an impact using a rearward facing child seat, the whole of the child's back takes the impact, rather than its much more vulnerable neck. |
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The skid gear had been torn off in a rearward direction. |
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If there is more than one inclination position closest to design angle, set the seat back inclination to the position closest to and rearward of the design angle. |
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No humeral bristles and, associated with the rearward extension of the mesothorax, most posterior of 3 bristles on each notopleuron well behind other two bristles. |
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In normal operation this extra airflow was directed rearward for forward thrust, and blew over two large vertical rudders that provided directional control. |
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