'underlying card' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the foundation or root of an idea or concept, or to an idea or concept that is the foundation for related ideas or concepts. For example, you could say "The underlying card of the plan is to reduce costs in order to increase profits."
The underlying gene card representation is in XML/OWL, described in the Data Accessibility section, and can therefore be consumed by external database systems by linking to the fields from the Database Reference panel discussed in the User Frontend Interface section.
This problem resulted from equipment difficulties that included an unusually hard plastic backing underlying the punch card, the accumulation of dislodged chads on this surface, and punch card perforation and misalignment problems.
While the attacks targeted only the public web-sites of these companies – rather than the underlying infrastructure that allows card transactions to be processed – such subtleties are likely to get lost in the public debate.
Once you've added your cards to Curve, you use the Curve app to switch which underlying debit or credit cards you wish the Curve MasterCard to spend from, and track and see a single and consolidated view of your spending regardless of which card was charged.
Notice underlying patterns.
Free voting IDs are available from the state, but opponents say getting those cards still put underlying financial costs on voters, such as paying for birth certificate copies and travel.
The sequence ends with the camera shifting from the "Judgement" Tarot card to the "Moon" and the "Sun", identifying the Devil and God respectively, until the wind blows away all cards and the underlying sand to reveal the Carnivàle title artwork.
Students sorted the cards based on surface features (e.g., what type of organism was used in the problem), while faculty sorted the cards by the underlying biological concept (e.g., evolution).
The chief of many fallacies underlying arguments in favour of biometric cards seems to have been bought by Brown: that if we have a technology, we must use it.
Sometimes people think spiritual growth happens in very serious moments, so this is about that reconciliation and just like the tarot cards, there's an underlying subtle darkness.
