I think the other three entries were doable, and the bottommost particularly elegant.
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If you take an ice cube from the tray and look at the bottommost layer, it will be clear.
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In addition, the bottommost anagrammed entry seems to be there for a reason, but not a fully developed one.
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The flower is positioned like a human head surrounded by elongated leaves resembling arms, while the bottommost leaves evoke human feet.
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In order to see each work, you have to stick your head through a hole cut in the pyramid's bottommost plane.
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Painted wet-on-wet in a single day, each canvas contains accretive layers of lush, oily color, hiding — and revealing, in glimpses — their bottommost layers.
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Imagine that: a great, warm, wet, abrasive tongue licking off skin after skin, down to the bottommost one, which starts to sprout shiny little animal hairs.
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The bottommost section could be either the widest of the group or the smallest, which means that the compositional balance struck by the work ran the gamut from secure to precarious.
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Just as a shuttlecock has a diameter of zero at its bottommost point and gradually widens on the way up, the universe, according to the no-boundary proposal, smoothly expanded from a point of zero size.
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As the mixture is spooned into the pan, the bottommost layer of rice sizzles, turning into the golden-brown crust known as tahdig, while the rest of the rice gently steams until the grains are fluffy.
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Also on this bottommost level were the dimly lit communications rooms — from which the bunker's staff would have coordinated a military response and relayed instructions to the survivors above — which felt like a monument to obsolete equipment.
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Meanwhile, the alignment of the two black circles directly opposite each other about a quarter of the way down the circle's circumference and the two robin's egg blue circles, which are opposite each other about a quarter of the way up from the canvas's bottommost point, can be read as the corners of an empty square.
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Two yellow/green vertical LED arrays, dubbed the "blinkenlights", are built into the front bezel to illustrate the CPU load. The bottommost LED on the right side indicates hard disk activity.
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Movement of the keyboard allows one to play higher or lower, though the topmost or bottommost key will not produce sound unless the builder has provided extra strings to accommodate the transposition feature.
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The remaining cells all have a unique bottommost vertex,For cells in which there is a horizontal bottom edge, choose the bottommost vertex to be the right endpoint of the bottom edge. and each vertex is bottommost for a unique cell, so the number of cells in an arrangement is the number of vertices plus n + 1, or at most n(n + 1)/2 + 1; see lazy caterer's sequence. The number of edges of the arrangement is at most n2, as may be seen either by using the Euler characteristic to calculate it from the numbers of vertices and cells, or by observing that each line is partitioned into at most n edges by the other n − 1 lines; again, this worst-case bound is achieved for simple arrangements.
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The thin, bottommost layer lies below the chemocline and contains fewer organisms than the slightly thicker black layer. The gray color is due to the presence of pyrite. Here, the empty shells of diatoms can be found. Microbial species here are dominated by methylotrophic methanogens which generate the methane observed in the salt marsh.
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A coffin bone coffin bone shown in relationship to a horseshoe The coffin bone, also known as the pedal bone (U.S.), is the bottommost bone in the front and rear legs of horses, cattle, pigs and other ruminants. In horses it is encased by the hoof capsule. Also known as the distal phalanx, third phalanx, or "P3".
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The pectoral fins contain 13-15 rays; the pelvic fins are absent. The anal fin contains five to 9 rays and in adults is split lengthwise to form two rows of nubbins. The caudal fin contains 12-13 rays, with the bottommost ray enlarged and bony. The coloration is silvery with 24-60 dark subvertical bands.
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Chiton valve structure is composed of three layers. The first layer is the outer periostracum, which is a thin, organic membrane. The second layer is known as the tegmentum, which is composed of organic material as well as pigmented calcium carbonate. The third and bottommost layer is the calcareous layer, or articulamentum, which is a thick, pearly layer.
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Emacs uses the "minibuffer," normally the bottommost line, to present status and request information--the functions that would typically be performed by dialog boxes in most GUIs. The minibuffer holds information such as text to target in a search or the name of a file to read or save. When applicable, command-line completion is available using the tab and space keys.
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The epidermis is typically 10 to 30 cells thick; its main function is to provide a waterproof layer. Its outermost cells are constantly lost; its bottommost cells are constantly dividing and pushing upward. The middle layer, the dermis, is 15 to 40 times thicker than the epidermis. The dermis is made up of many components, such as bony structures and blood vessels.
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This sculpture stands on a tall, three-part base made of limestone and concrete. The bottommost layer is simply a poured concrete slab. Upon this sits a large limestone pedestal with a thick, simply carved border along its lower edge. Its sides curve inward and upward toward the next piece, a simple rectangular limestone block upon which is mortared the sculpture itself.
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Further on, three sump pools (named the Duck Ponds) lead to Sump 2 which is about deep at its lowest point and long. Air is again reached at Sheppard's Crook, which is followed by Sump 3. This sump is deep and at its bottommost point is about below sea level. Following Sump 3, a wide ascending passage continues for before reaching an impassable blockage, still below the water's surface.
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Sometimes a double decrease is made, in which three stitches are suspended from a single stitch. This allows for six possible stitch orders: 123, 132, 213, 231, 312 and 321. Here, the first number is the topmost stitch, and the last number is the bottommost stitch. Thus, 213 means that the second stitch is uppermost (as seen from the right side), followed by the first, then third stitches.
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Except for its lowest strata, the Bedford Shale is largely fossil-free. In central and north- central Ohio, the Bedford Shale contains extensive fossils in the first few feet of its bottommost part. These include brachiopods like Lingula, Orbiculoidea, and the large Syringothyris bedfordensis; molluscs, particularly bivalves; and Devonian fish. South of Ross County, most of the siltstones in the Bedford Shale show fucoids (casts of Fucales, a common littoral seaweed).
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Loads and ALU ops act on a few topmost registers, and implicit spills and fills act on the bottommost registers. The decoder allows the instruction stream to be compact. But if the code stream instead had explicit register-select fields which directly manipulated the underlying register file, the compiler could make better use of all registers and the program would run faster. Microprogrammed stack machines are an example of this.
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Ta'aroa decided then to complete his work by creating man. He divided the world into 7 levels. On the bottommost level lived man, and he multiplied quickly, which delighted Ta'aroa. Sharing the space as he did with creatures and plants of all sorts, it was not long before man felt crowded in his space and so decided to expand his domain by opening a hole into the level above his.
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Fossil fish teeth, scales, and sometimes bones or armor are the most frequent fossils found. A review in 2008 identified 65 vertebrate taxa, represented primarily by Chondrichthyes (32 species), Placodermi (28 species), and Osteichthyes (five species). Where exposed by Euclid Creek, the Bedford Shale usually contains an extensive fossil record in its bottommost part. These include brachiopods like Lingula, Orbiculoidea, and the large Syringothyris bedfordensis; mollusks, particularly bivalves; and Devonian fish.
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The first interactive game to feature a boss was dnd, a 1975 role-playing video game for the PLATO system. One of the earliest dungeon crawls, dnd implemented many of the core concepts behind Dungeons & Dragons. The objective of the game is to retrieve an "Orb" from the bottommost dungeon. The orb is kept in a treasure room guarded by a high-level enemy named the Gold Dragon.
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The waterfall is located approximately south of Atherton on the Atherton Tableland near the Mount Hypipamee Crater in the Mount Hypipamee National Park. The bottommost of the waterfall series is a long cascade fall; the middle section of the falls is a trio of segmented drops; while the uppermost section of the falls has a triangular shape as it plunges off the tableland plateau. Access to the falls is via a walking track.
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This red and brown sedimentary layer is composed of sandstone, siltstone, and shale. The bottommost layer is a conglomerate of quartz pebbles originating from quartz veins in the Thomson Formation. Above, cross-bedding of the sandstone, several layers of mud-chip conglomerate, and mudcracks indicate deposition in a broad river plain. Only small portions of the Fond du Lac Formation are visible within Jay Cooke, primarily along the Little River in the northeast part of the park.
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Single, Irish immigrant women quickly assumed jobs in high demand but for very low pay. The majority of them worked in mills, factories, and private households and were considered the bottommost group in the female job hierarchy, alongside African American women. Workers considered mill work in cotton textiles and needle trades the least desirable because of the dangerous and unpleasant conditions. Factory work was primarily a worst-case scenario for widows or daughters of families already involved in the industry.
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Triangles marked with questions in various categories drop onto the board to form a stack, with a new one appearing every few seconds. At any given moment, the contestant may answer only the question on the bottommost triangle. A correct answer drops the triangle out of the stack and shifts all others down by one position. The contestant may move off the current question only by answering it correctly or by using a "drop" to remove it from the stack; the latter option may be used twice during the round.
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In the head-up display, surrounding the minimap, are two bars; the topmost bar represents rival gangs and the bottommost bar represents the police. As players incite opposing forces, the corresponding bar fills up. Each bar filled is represented by the provoked enemy's logo, be it a star to represent the police or a "gang sign" to represent an enemy gang. One bar of notoriety will result in non-lethal retaliation however two, three, four or five bars of notoriety will result in a gradually increased lethal response.
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A fine example of Maas's Law is found in the final two columns of P.Lit.Lond. 134, the 2nd century BCE papyrus that transmits the conclusion to Hypereides' Against Philippides. In papyrology, Maas's law - named after classical scholar Paul Maas (1880–1964) - refers to the observation that columns in bookrolls often exhibit a forward tilt such that both edges of a column gradually move to the left as the column progresses. In other words, the bottommost line of the column of text is further to the left than the uppermost line.
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The base starts with the tabula orizontis, which is the bottommost rectangular piece in contact with the ground, and this component represents the horizon of the Earth, relative to the point of measurement. Hinged to the tabula orizontis is a similarly shaped component, the tabula quinoctialis, which represents the latitude of the Earth. This piece can rotate up to 90 degrees, coinciding with the latitudinal lines of the Earth from the equator to the poles. This angle of rotation is created by the stylus, which is an arm mechanism that pins to the slotted holes, which are part of the tabula orizontis.
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In the illustration, every odd cycle in the graph contains the blue (the bottommost) vertices, so removing those vertices kills all odd cycles and leaves a bipartite graph. The edge bipartization problem is the algorithmic problem of deleting as few edges as possible to make a graph bipartite and is also an important problem in graph modification algorithmics. This problem is also fixed-parameter tractable, and can be solved in time O\left(2^k m^2\right), where k is the number of edges to delete and m is the number of edges in the input graph.
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Then starting from the lowest level and moving upwards, sift the root of each subtree downward as in the deletion algorithm until the heap property is restored. More specifically if all the subtrees starting at some height h have already been “heapified” (the bottommost level corresponding to h=0), the trees at height h+1 can be heapified by sending their root down along the path of maximum valued children when building a max- heap, or minimum valued children when building a min-heap. This process takes O(h) operations (swaps) per node. In this method most of the heapification takes place in the lower levels.
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In Russia, it is illegal to enter an intersection on a yellow signal, except for situations where motorists are unable to safely come to a stop. Most traffic lights on busy intersections have an additional "flashing green" phase right before the amber phase, warning motorists that the signal is about to change. Some traffic signals also feature an additional aspect (positioned directly to the right of the bottommost aspect, or alternatively, in the same aspect as the amber light) with a digital countdown timer, informing approaching motorists how much time there is left before the signal switches to amber. Source: IIHS As urban centers become more dense and vehicles and pedestrians come into closer contact with each other, the risk of crashes increases.
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