The phrase "a special deep" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific type of depth or intensity, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The artist created a painting with a special deep that draws the viewer in."
Alternatives: "a unique depth" or "an extraordinary depth".
There was talk of a special deep space probe whose only mission would be to track its own movements.
For the photo-sensing element, the design uses a special "deep N-well" in P-epi diode offered by the foundry for imaging devices.
A special deep hole drilling technology was developed to drill cooling channels directly on heat sink for high efficient heat removal.
From the menu, a couple of starters proved satisfying: a special deep red, fresh-tasting beet soup and endive salad with bacon and Gorgonzola.
Protecting her face, which was pouring blood onto a special deep yellow colored canvas in commemoration of the much ballyhooed UFC 200 card, Tate turtled up allowing Nunes to calmly secure back-control.
The rest of the year is equally promising with Special Issues on the Settlement of the Americas, Material Cultural Evolution, and Evolutionary Medicine scheduled to round out Volume 4. We extend a special deep thanks to Anastasia Thanukos whose column "Views from Understanding Evolution" has consistently been a highlight of our first 12 issues in our first three years.
Dig deeper:A special report on America's Hispanics (March 2015) A frustrated Barack Obama rewrites America's immigration rules (November 2014) America's deportation machine (February 2014).
Now they look set to take on a broader role as the web's policemen.Dig deeper:A special report on cyber-security: Defending the digital frontier (July 2014)(Photo credit: PHILIPPE HUGUEN / AFP).
Deep fry the turkey in a special outdoor deep fryer.
THE BIG IDEA: Ten months is an eternity in politics, but a stunning Democratic victory Tuesday in a special election deep in the heart of Trump country suggests a blue tsunami could be forming.
The journal Paleobiology celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2000 with a special issue, Deep Time: Paleobiology's Perspective, published as a supplement to volume 26.
