Sentence examples for deeper mean from inspiring English sources

Craters in the regions affected by the giant southern impacts are deeper (mean d/D=0.19±0.01) and show less erosion.

In waters with a shallow thermocline, fish remained significantly shallower in mean depth, while in waters with a deeper thermocline they occupied deeper mean depths.

Comparison of these CALM grids showed a significantly deeper mean ALD of 59.5 cm (±18.7 cm SD) at the trail site compared to a mean ALD of 50.5 cm (±11.1 cm SD) at the reference site (P < 0.01) (Fig.  6).

They provoke and instruct and entertain, they even clarify, but a deeper means of thinking can often be expressed better in a story, a poem, a play, or a novel.

5Measuring deeper means that larger sequences are used for the research.

Going "deeper" means slowing your roll when it comes to scrolling and "checking" and taking a few moments to actually see what your friends are up to.

Formalising patterns in this way may facilitate improved communication between architects and clients by providing each party with a deeper means of understanding the values and vision of the other.

But well beyond all that there is an even deeper mean-spirited "finger-pointing for the sake of the cameras" partisanship that possess our politicians.

In this case, digging deeper meant reaching out to a third party.

Lake Zürich in Switzerland (47°15'N, 8°38'E, 406 m above sea level) is a deep (mean depth 51 m, maximum depth 136 m), monomictic lake with a surface area of 68 km.

Shoal waters is a relative phrase because cod always like their waters deep, and here deep means anything between 60 and 120 feet.