Obama has pursued a wide bandwidth presidency in a narrow bandwidth, and quite shallow, media culture.
Initial U.S.G.S. data suggested that the earthquake was quite shallow, at a depth of just over half a mile below the surface.
Slicing cut-marks on the cranial vault were normally broad and quite shallow, with a cross-sectional profile indicating that the stone tool was held at an oblique angle to the bone surface (Figure 2B; 43).
The most important negative consequence, both short and long term, is that sporadic or regular flushing events in anoxic fjords like this lead to an appearance in the subsurface (quite shallow) water of MeHg.
Only residues at the first N-terminal α-helical turn appear to be reactive to MTS reagents (1378, 1382) suggesting that aqueous crevices are either not present, quite shallow or blocked (Appendix S1, Tables A and B) (c.f., [70]).
But despite the evidence, the books we really love remain our secret shame, the dark id that suggests we're actually quite shallow, and just want a good tale that rattles along, rather than a powerful and poetic meditation on loss.
The P2 homo-phenylalanine residue does not fill the S2 binding pocket, which is quite shallow, but likely confers potency by contributing a hydrophobic interaction at a 'ledge' formed from Gly-Gly.
The Mareeba Farm had little vegetation in and around the ponds (restricted by a steep pond edge) and the depth was quite shallow at ~0.6 m in comparison to the depth of the other farms (~1.2 m).
The divergence between the lineages is quite shallow, with 1% mean differences (p distance) between groups A and B and 0.8% mean differences in the comparisons of both A1 with A2 and B1 with B2.
In a way, the caricature that would offend me, if I were him, is the one where he's just a TV presenter, so by definition his views are quite shallow.
