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| - The void HTML <base> element specifies the base URL to use for all relative URLs contained within a document. Only one <base> element is allowed in an HTML document. If multiple <base> elements are specified, only the first href and target values are used; all others are ignored.
- Base is an Evil Symbol from Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten. The symbol represents Valvatorez's base, the center of Hades, where hot lava flows. The symbol takes up one tile on the map, is immovable, has no effects, and does not have any members, File:Laharl Angry.pngThis article or section is a . Please help the Disgaea Wiki by expanding it, so it won't stay a little shrimp like Laharl.
- Base is the third episode of Armada. It first aired in the United States on August 23, 2002 on Cartoon Network.
- The Base is the starting room which has all the characters shown around it, the current pet, doors and other useful objects. From the selection screen, you can select the character you would like to play and change the pet that you want to accompany you. If you want to change any of these after you have chosen, you must exit to the main menu and try again.
- A Base is a monster found in 600 A.D. in Chrono Trigger.
- Base is a kind of paste, known for its silly putty like texture, and its use for sharpening axes for chopping wood. There are two kinds of bases: The Acidic and the Non-Acidic Base.
- Base was a male Ferengi in the 24th century. Unlike other Ferengi, Base had hair (specifically on the back of his head where other Ferengi wore headskirts), something which gave him notoriety on Ferenginar. The authorities on Ferenginar claimed that Base's mother had travelled off-world when pregnant and had been subjected to radiation. Base later operated in Klingon space and visited Deep Space 9 in 2374. (DS9 - Millennium novel: The Fall of Terok Nor)
- A base is a substance that can accept protons. They have a pH reading of above 7. In water, bases form OH- ions, meaning they react with acids to form water.
- A base is an area of operation for a mining minerals and vespene gas. Its main starting building is a command center for terrans, a nexus for protoss or a hatchery for zerg. The main building is required for producing workers, which are needed to construct new buildings and to harvest the minerals and vespene gas. The main base usually has many other buildings, unless the base is just starting out. Zerg bases are called hive clusters, while protoss based are called nexus points.
- A Base is a large company owned station that has a Demilitarized Zone and provides main access to:
* Sell ore (otherwise done with an HM7 or P.E.T. 10)
* Change equipment
* Look at missions
* Repair Instantly There are a total of seven bases. Each company owning two, one in their X-1 map, and the other in X-8. Along with the pirate base map in 5-2. When/if killed you will be placed at one of these bases, you cannot however, be placed in the pirate map 5-2 base. Sometimes a Battle Station can act as a base because you can do things such as sell raw materials there.
- A base is a generic stronghold in Multiplayer games or Campaign missions. A base may be a building or a certain area, and its importance may vary depending on a mission or game.
- Base is a quite neutral guy on IRC. He's kind of easy going and laid back and tends to hate the "periods" on IRC (which is often mistaken as going through his menustrual periods).
- A base is effectively where a group of buildings are located. Start Locations create your first base. Bases are usually built next to Gold Mines, the exception being when Offensive Towering. A base usually consists of a hall, a bunch of farms, a few towers, and a building capable of building offensive units (i.e. barracks) and an altar.
- Base is a line of Furni that was released on February 21, 2013. It consists of 47 pieces of Furni in the Duckets section and 48 pieces of Furni in the Credits section. (The Silver Base Floor cannot be rented with Duckets.) Base Furni can be rented with Duckets, and bought with Credits. It was released the same day as Duckets were. After you rent a furni, in one week that furni will disappear unless you extend the time you rent it for by spending more Duckets. This is pretty much a remake of the Hello furni line which was available when Pixels were around.
- Bases are the base stats of MyMiniCity. Every click to a base increases that base by 1 and has no effect on other bases unless a event (exploding factory, leaving people, etc.) occurs. Stats such as unemployment and pollution are derived from formulas involving the bases.
- File:Quake1.gif Base is a Level Theme originally seen in Quake. A Base map refers to a level inspired by science fiction and therefore appearing futuristic, but with a worn industrial touch. After the release of the base game, the Base theme soon grew in popularity. Many popular level designers in the Quake community made their debut with a Base map. To distinguish these later releases from the original game's content, the original game's level theme is referred to as idBase.
- The Bases are protected by Protectors, fast little triangles (with an unknown, but rather large pool of health) that do small damage but at a very fast rate.
- This arena look most like the interior of Area 51, but more futuristic. The main colors are white and blue with some green and yellow areas. It has some ladders, drop throughs, ramps, elevator, sniping points, and glass walkways. It has two main floors that are broken up into smaller rooms that are connected by mostly small hallways. Be careful while waiting for the elevator if on the lower floor, your opponents can shoot at you from the second level.
- Basen sind im engeren Sinne alle Verbindungen, die in wässriger Lösung in der Lage sind, chemische Verbindungen zu bilden. Das bedeutet, dass sie in der Lage sind, den pH-Wert zu erhöhen. Der pH-Wert ist ein Mass für die Stärke der basischen Wirkung einer wässerigen Lösung.
- The nase is where you start and end all missions. Your plane spawns here, and you take off and land. It is quite a compressed base, with slight differences between the 2 sides in the plastic war. They share in common a bottom ground, with a runway with flashing lights. Both bases have hangar and vehicle but they're different. The allied have a green hangar, with domed roof. It has a red firetruck as ground crew, and a control tower. The axis have a yellow-brown hangar with double roof, a brown fuel truck, and a single radar antenna.
- This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing)
- Bases are defined to be in ownership of an NPC faction but in first line to be present at all times and to be dockable as well, if the reputation with the faction is good or not too hostile. Any mission created solar shapes (i.e. the docking ring for Planet Sprague) are not bases but simple satellites who are objects of termination, even if they look like bases. Also the Battleship Osiris is not a base, as its appearance in space is defined in the mission script rather than the system itself which results in its disappearance after the plot and in multiplayer. For comparison: The planet Toledo is actually a base, as it is still in space before and after the plot and it is still dockable. It is not reachable however, because the system is cut off from the universe the player is placed in at
- The Base appears in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. It is gameplay period that precedes the battle preparations menu in the other games. Like in battle preparations, players can check and equip their units, as well as purchase equipment. Extra features include activating Support conversations, viewing Base Conversations that give strategic hints or let you recruit certain characters, distributing Bonus Experience and accessing the Forge. After leaving the base, the game moves to the pre-chapter scenario. Once the game has progressed to the battle preparations menu, players can choose to return to the base in case they need to make some last-minute changes.
- Bases cost different amounts of cash, depending on location. There are 12 locations to choose from in Gotham City and 19 in Metropolis for free players. The Dive Hideout is available to all players. Players with access to the Lair System receive "Gothic" and "Deco" themes as well. Though base items can be placed anywhere in a base after free placement becomes available, only base items placed on blue or purple circles are visible during PvP lair battles. The Base is also where the player could recruit Backup (heroes), Henchmen (villains), or Sidekicks. To create a base: (Free players)
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