| For example, the weakly zygomorphic flower is scarlet, shows diurnal anthesis and has a backwardly curved labellum. |
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| A smooth band defines the posterior edge of the axial region, and two raised ridges define the backwardly directed edge of the fixed cheek. |
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| These horns are erect and consist of two branches or prongs, a short branch extending forward and located around halfway up the horn, and a longer, backwardly directed tip. |
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| Her Wellingtons stand backwardly right-left in the hallway under a Hogarth reproduction in which people as fat as Finch tumble about. |
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| However, they're early Alphas, which were the most backwardly compatible. |
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| The backwardly opening pouch of the female encloses two teats. |
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| Yet his remarks overlooked the fact that more than sixty million Americans speak a primary language other than English — meaning that the United States is far from being backwardly monocultural or monolingual. |
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| With methyl mercaptan already manufactured at the Beaumont site and acrolein now available from the new unit, MMP production is fully backwardly integrated. |
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