Sentence examples for lowest steps from inspiring English sources

The base of the mesa-like sculptural fountain exactly continued the lower landings and seven lowest steps of the staircase leading up to the sidewalk, but continually flooded that cascade of steps with a cascade of water.

The scala naturae, or great chain of being (Lovejoy 1936), as presented by Charles Bonnet in his Insectologie(Bonnet 1745), distributed nature's products, living beings included, from the lowest steps of the ladder occupied by fire, air and water, up to the highest steps hosting monkeys, apes and humans, but there are not lower and higher branches in the evolutionary tree of life.

At the photographer's request, Barbaro stood on the lowest step.

At the medal ceremony, Hammon stood on the lowest step of the podium, in her Russian uniform, a bronze medal around her neck.

She placed her right foot (she was wearing flip-flops) on the lowest step, and as the escalator rose, she put her left foot on the step below it.

As a result, Fig. 14 shows that for the lowest step sizes, the traditional OLLA decreases its throughput dramatically with respect to the eOLLA, as much as 15%%.

The lowest step in terms of impact occurs when only one or none of the three most repeated addresses is in the address combination (e.g. a C k ={C,F,G}).

The circular granite base features four steps and four blocks protruding from the pedestal to the lowest step.

Maybe you've been given the lowest step on the economic ladder, maybe you're a struggle artist, or maybe you're a scientist battling to modernize research.

Some of these new taxa began to be viewed as "the lowest step of the plant kingdom", i.e. as archetypes for the land plants [[ 117], p.1].

In order to better visualize the fold change, fluorescence output is normalized by the maximum value of the lowest step input.