Sentence examples for considered deep from inspiring English sources

In consultation with DecoTurf, the U.S.T.A. seriously considered deep blue and bright red courts.

The draft in April is considered deep in talent, good news for most teams, but hardly a consolation for the Jets, who will pick near the bottom.

The 49ers got more in exchange for Smith than most expected, and they now have a staggering 15 draft picks this year, including five in the first three rounds — a bonanza in a draft that is considered deep with talent, even though it lacks quarterback strength.

First works in tomography have been only considered deep water channel, (depth deeper than 1 km).

While this approach considered deep uncertainty, reported outbreaks were considered as "perfect information".

In particular, the considered deep architecture has been designed under the concept of extreme learning machine (ELM).

Scientists at the Washington State Department of Natural Resources said Thursday in a report that unlike, say, an ordinary mudslide or avalanche — both of which have seasonal or environmental triggers, especially around precipitation — the Whidbey slide was considered "deep-seated".

Events shallower than 300 km are defined as intermediate-depth earthquakes, and those deeper than 300 km are considered deep-focus earthquakes.

The infection was considered "deep-seated" if any of the following were present: infective endocarditis, mycotic aneurysm, osteomyelitis, septic arthritis, pyomyositis, necrotizing pneumonia/empyema, or abscess formation in any deep organ, such as the liver or kidney.

Although both marine Thaumarchaeota and GII/III-Euryarchaeota represent relatively diverse groups, for the purpose of this study we considered deep-Mediterranean fosmid-derived pangenomes as representative of the two archaeal lineages.

The Pentagon's procurement budget was tight, military stocks were plummeting, and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld was considering deep cuts.