downside

Examples of upside

upside
This is given by an upside-down four-sided pyramid.
In both houses several complete and nearly complete vessels had been placed, at least one of -which stood upside down.
Lures were painted black with a permanent marker and placed individually upside down at the centre of each disc.
Essentially, this hinges on the observation that a finite lattice 'turned upside-down' is still a finite lattice.
Compared to the traditional colonial situation the world was turned upside down.
With these, he turned the traditional interests of architecture and society upside down.
This game is played with 36 illustrated cards, placed upside down, that depict the performance, or nonperformance, of various activities.
One might at this point object that we have not solved linguistic problems but rather turned them upside down.
Half of the inscription is set upside down.
For practical reasons the experiments were performed 'upside-down' with the sill attached to the upper surface and buoyancy forcing at the lower surface.
Spatial suffixes were tested with the same target objects and two glasses as reference objects, one standing upright and the other standing upside down.
The upside: it is inspiriting to read a study of jazz which has such historical sweep.
Reductionism about personal identity turns the analogy between person and state upside down.
The intuition provided is that a risky investment is necessary to ensure enough upside potential.
We poor clumsy men and women turned the world upside down, inside out, round and about.
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