Sentence examples for deep anchoring from inspiring English sources
The similar recruitment of left anterior and medial prefrontal cortices suggests a deep anchoring of combinatory processing in these two integrative hubs and offers further evidence for common neural basis for sign and speech.
Keeled implants offer a single, deep anchor for the component, while pegged implants offer stability with less bone removal.
The policy case studies are expert and lucid, giving a very deep anchor to feminist claims that the New Deal was gender biased.
Stability in China can seem reassuringly deep, anchored by the inertia of an older generation worn out from decades of politically driven chaos and a younger generation transfixed by the promise of material gain.
Mr. Stewart, 37, doesn't have a squared-off anchor physique or an anchor's height (he's 5-foot-7) or a deep anchor voice, but he has fine comic timing (which includes a good repertory of eye rolls and suppressed giggles) and lots of self-deprecating charm.
We have moved up the shore to a slightly deeper anchoring point, from which we watch the maneuvers of the two boats, tacking back and forth across the river to no discernible purpose.
Europe now needs to develop "deep security", anchoring those values and creating bonds between people who acknowledge and respect the multicultural and multifaith nature of society.
As mentioned above, native H3K4me peptides bind to the Pygo PHD finger, whose "face" contains two deep pockets an anchoring pocket that buries its N-terminal alanine (A1) and a specificity pocket that embeds methylated lysine 4 (K4me)—connected by a short channel that accommodates threonine 3 (T3 channel; Figure 1C).
As illustrated in Figure 1, a group of sensor nodes are anchored to the bottom of the ocean with deep ocean anchors.
But in her struggles, you find a deep calm, anchored in the perpetual pursuit of justice.
