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Add to that 1,300 foreign national prisoners awaiting deportation and a much shallower "Christmas dip" than experts predicted.

Miguel, who opened the concert on a much shallower portion of the stage, flaunted more eccentricity in his R&B.

Each would punch into Pakistan at unpredictable points, but to a much shallower depth and therefore below the imagined nuclear threshold.

As I noted yesterday, the typical economic forecast at the time the stimulus was being crafted was for a much shallower recession than what the world actually experienced.

As for the Palace, it is a long, narrow glass block screened by spectacular colonnades of huge inverted arches, with the bottom, or center curve, of each arch meeting the top of a much shallower, upright arch a few feet above the ground, so that the whole building seems to rest lightly on the intersecting curves, perched, like a ballet dancer, on its toes.

Unlike Blu-ray, which has a much shallower (and therefore a more delicate) data layer, an HD DVD has its digital information etched deeper beneath the surface just like a conventional DVD and can therefore be stamped out on much the same sort of equipment as a DVD.

In latitudes marked by distinct seasons, a seasonal thermocline at much shallower depths forms during the summer as a result of solar heating, and it is destroyed by diminished insolation and increased surface turbulence during the winter.

"Also because a lot of arable crops or grassland crops the rooting depths are much shallower, a lot of the changes are happening in the top 30cm," Dr Rowe told BBC News.

Or, to put it less facetiously, why does politics, the business of running the country, draw on so much shallower a recruitment pool than most other important enterprises in Britain?

Mammalian CRYs bind FAD weakly because of structural variations that create a flavin-binding site much shallower than that of photolyases.

Assuming an Al2O3 content of 13 mol% in an SiO2-Al2O3 glass, the average Si-O coordination number is expected to exceed 6 at 124 GPa (purple lines), which corresponds to a depth of 2690 km, much shallower than the CMB.