Sentence examples for deep shallows from inspiring English sources

My own taste tends towards the sketchier fictional personage, whose lacunae and omissions tease us, provoke us to wade in their deep shallows: why does Eugene Onegin reject Tatiana and then provoke a fight with Lenski?

Pushkin: A Biography by TJ Binyon HarperCollins, 731 pp., £30, September 2002, 0 00 215084 0 It is in some ways unfortunate that Tchaikovsky set Eugene Onegin to music, not Rossini, the composer of deep shallows.

Compared with Mori's implementation of SA-IS, Deep Shallow performs significantly poorly for the chr22 data set, but it is fairly competitive for the other data sets.

Sinuses may be variably deep, shallow, wide, or narrow.

In addition, the swell coming into the Wedge moves abruptly from 30-foot-deep waters 200 yards offshore to 3-foot-deep shallows.

Though Romi yowled in pain when lifted into the contraption, he urged them to start walking though the waist-deep shallows.

For a few hours a day, a sandbank appears in the middle of the ocean, with knee-deep shallows surrounding it for hundreds of yards.

The strain displacement equations for the proposed "deep-shallow" shell theory are expressed in Cartesian co-ordinates and the limits of applicability of these equations are discussed.

As further improvement, our implementation of Deep-Shallow can use multiple CPUs for increased speed.

mkESA employs the 'Deep-Shallow' algorithm of Manzini and Ferragina (2004) for suffix array construction.

Our version of Deep-Shallow is multithreaded, i.e. the computational work for suffix sorting can be distributed over multiple CPUs or CPU cores.