Human vision is more sensible to deep variations for close objects than for far ones.
Finally, Herder is also impressive for having recognized, and, though not solved, at least grappled with, a problem that flows from his picture of history (and intercultural comparison) as an arena of deep variations in human mentality.
It was Herder who, through the same ideas, through his recognition of deep variations in language and thought across historical periods and cultures, through his broad empirical approach to languages, and in other ways, inspired W. von Humboldt to found modern linguistics.
Efim Bogolyubov vs Alexander Alekhine, Hastings 1922, Dutch Defence, Classical Variation (A91), 0 1 This has been called one of the greatest games ever played, with some incredibly deep variations as Black prepares to queen a pawn.
This also could very well lead them to be clustered into different clades and a more widespread collection could be used to reveal deeper variations.
However, in regions with active deep convection, variation of the θ/ S balance along isopycnals is known to occur.
The early 60's were dominated by American-style golden-fried chicken, pecan-stuffed chicken breasts and other Deep South variations.
If the source was deeper, the variation would be so attenuated by the electrical conductivity of the core that it would be undetectable at the surface.
This deep-time variation on the Walking Through History format works a treat, both because it has a fascinating scientific detective story to tell and because Herridge is adept at bringing such tales to life.
