Whatever the deep-seated origins of our publicly unseemly sexual desires, it's clear that trying to reprogram ourselves or suppress our more subversive urges is a futile battle.
And yes, we understand the deep-seated origins of a "harmless" race joke.
Unless the sulphate pool was restricted and closed, this value is indicative of a non-biological fractionation process, i.e. the pyrite here probably has a deep-seated hydrothermal origin [24].
The northern part of Sinai is interpreted with east-northeast-oriented deep-seated faults, whose origin seems to have been related to the opening of the Tethys due to the breakup of north Africa Arabia in Late Triassic Liassic periodic times (Biju-Duval et al. 1977, 1979; Argyriadis et al. 1980).
PCT kinetics was prospectively monitored in 194 consecutive FE (1771 blood samples): 65 microbiologically documented infections (MDI, 33.5%; 49 due to non-coagulase-negative staphylococci, non-CNS), 68 clinically documented infections (CDI, 35%; 39 deep-seated), and 61 fever of unexplained origin (FUO, 31.5%).
Their genetic origin is diverse but recent processes, such as deep-seated slope deformations, rockfalls and ground subsidence, have resulted in a distinct morphology dominated by rock walls and the accumulation of blocks and debris wedges.
One may wonder how this Court can strike down such a deep-seated state policy without giving a moment of attention to its origins or justification.
B3 SCIENCE/HEALTH Seeking Life's Origins An experiment mimicking the violent interactions of deep-seated rock and common gases just after Earth formed supports a maverick theory of how life began on the planet.
Just eight years after its founding, Khan Academy has already shown how a new approach to a deep-seated problem can gain an astoundingly wide reach with private, rather than governmental, origins and support.
