Davis digs deeper, not only into Mallory's motives, but also into the collective impulse that drove his expedition comrades – already bonded by public school, university, army, empire and a hint of homoeroticism – to risk their necks along with him.
But the challenges run deep in deep tech: not only might a product or technology never come together, or find a customer, but it might face problems scaling if it does take off.
"As long as we invest in good tech companies, there are deep synergies, not only from Rakuten's ecosystem in Japan, which is very deep and diverse, but our existing portfolio companies, which can work with each other in a deep and beneficial way," says Ahn.
Discontent in the industry runs deep, and not only because of recession.
The deep recession not only disproportionately hurt African-Americans in many fields, but it also led businesses to make diversity programs less of a priority.
"It demonstrates the importance of deep sleep not only for the brain, but for the rest of the body," said Eve Van Cauter, a professor of medicine at the University of Chicago.
"The Deep Throat not only told me about the policy but saved the names and addresses of the people turned away," Jim Finberg, a lawyer at Altshuler, told me.
Moses has been to the altar with two dog lovers and estimates he has attended more than 7,500 dog shows, forging deep ties not only with people who share his interests, but also with those whose dogs he judges.
The two went through music school together, playing together a lot, and there are deep similarities — not only in the individual keyboard sound but in their strategies for piano trio as well.
Over the years, scientists have found that the deep microbes not only eat exotic chemicals but also make carbonate (a building block of seashells) that forms a hard crust on the normally gooey seabed.
But his fellow citizens would welcome the spirit of the man we heard in Connecticut, who called for deep healing, not only for the grieving parents, but also for a hurting nation.
