Sentence examples for deep could be from inspiring English sources

Wilson's photographic effort, taken in 1934, was to become the centre of heated discussions as to whether the loch, which is 227 metres deep, could be home to such a monster.

The line of parked cars, tents, campervans and every kind of human life lined four deep could be seen from miles away, winding up the mountainside like a giant snail trail.

An underwater seagrass harvesting and planting machine ('ECOSUB1') was designed with the specific parameters that a large seagrass 'sod' (0.25 m2 in area and 0.5 m deep) could be extracted and planted with minimal disturbance to the leaves, roots and rhizomes contained within it.

Conservators at Munich's Technical University have been studying fragments of the statues for the last 18 months and have concluded that the smaller one, which stood 125 feet tall but was only about 6 feet deep, could be reconstructed by reassembling the recovered parts.

Their minds, presumably vast and deep, could be as different from ours as those of bats and beetles.

For instance, with a 40x objective a Δf = 30 MHz sweep of 25 µs duration displaces the focal plane by nearly ±30 µm, so a field of view FOV = 180 µm by D = 120 µm deep could be swept at over 100 volumes per second at the resolution limit.

The popularity of sharing suggests something deeper could be going on within society as a whole.

Afterward, walking home, I found myself thinking how Piano's talk about bullshit and about "going deeper" could be applied to the Whitney's long-running identity crisis.

From these calculated edit distances, an average ED-Surface and ED-Deep could be calculated and compared for the non biology major population and the biology faculty population, as well as between the unframed and framed task conditions for each population.

If you have to walk in and penetrate the park deeper and deeper, that could be an impediment," said Milliken.

Deep implications could be felt in the Palestinian territories themselves.