Mr. Kornstad is among the many European heirs to Jan Garbarek, the Norwegian saxophonist, though his style reflects a deeper grounding in rock aesthetics and defter use of electronics.
Another difference he claims the program offers vs a coding bootcamp is being able to offer a "deeper" grounding in the subject matter — describing the current program as "closer to a CS degree than we are a bootcamp".
Its leaders had a "deep grounding in Bible study, family devotions, personal prayer and worship".
As they responded to her nomination on Monday, Republicans raised questions about her having no experience as a judge or a deep grounding in the law outside the academic world.
Access to a deep ground-water table (known by a borehole ca. 4 km south) cannot be considered.
This account also provides a deep grounding for the kinds of limits to democratic authority defended in the first internal limit and it goes beyond these to the extent that protection of rights that are not connected with the exercise of the franchise is also necessary to public equality.
And the glacier is now breaking away... and retreating into deeper ground".
The Jesse James story, though, has a deeper historical grounding in celebrity culture: James's exploits were depicted and exaggerated in dime novels while he was still alive and active; the ballad concerning him has been durable enough to survive in popular culture for well over a century; his killer hit the vaudeville circuit almost immediately after the fact.
Patterns such as a dancing girl, elephant, parrot, pipal leaf, floral spray, watercress, basketwork, diaper (overall diamond pattern) with a double outline, and flowers were employed on a deep-red ground.
All they would need is one good swipe with a squeegee to look like Mr. Simmons's "You, Me, Him & Her," from 2008, a canvas with arabesque shapes drawn in white outline and blurred onto a deep blue ground.
