He cautioned against a stage too high or deep (hence the modest capacity of the Symphony Hall stage, requiring a forward extension for oratorios and the like).
A document disclosed at the inquest showed an action plan had been written following an incident at Slade House in 2004, stating "the baths should be removed because they were therapeutic and too deep – hence not fit for purpose".
This is likely due to the fact that 3rd codon positions, in comparisons among more distant sequences, are highly saturated, and therefore tend to blur the phylogenetic signal at deeper nodes, hence the decrease in posterior probabilities.
A second-degree burn is a deeper and hence more severe injury.
If the Opportunity survives that long, it will be able to investigate terrain that is deeper — and hence, older — in Mars's past.
Compensation to zero deviation needs a deeper understanding; hence disturbances during the compensation cuts are investigated within this paper.
Afterward, there are golden and silvery buns, fistfuls of steamed bread, half of them deep-fried (hence golden), to be dipped in a sauce of condensed milk.
To show reverence for the genius of another or to swear by it was a mark of deep respect; hence, it is not unnatural that the genius of Augustus and of his successors formed objects of popular cult.
This is because silica dissolves quickly in surface waters and carbonate dissolves in deep water; hence, high surface productivity is required to supply siliceous skeletons to the ocean floor.
If the Dovrat proposals are adopted, he will return the education budget to its 2003 level; if not, he will implement a further deep slash: hence the 4,500 redundancies.Maybe the reforms are necessary, says Etti Chasson, a middle-school teacher in Jerusalem, "but we're being kicked out in the most brutal way".
