Gail: Also, Obama had deep organization in the obscure caucus states.
One advantage of a deep organization is seen in Mr. Romney's ground game in New Hampshire, where he still holds a solid lead in the polls.
But Maine is a caucus state, and Mr. Obama has won almost all caucuses, which depend on deep organization and a passionate following.
"But the fact is that this is a very deep organization, filled with many talented people, and the institution will do just fine".
Devils (103 points last season, second in conference) The deepest organization in the league, led by the shrewdest general manager, Lou Lamoriello.
Mr. Romney, who has cultivated a deep organization in the state since he lost the nomination in 2008, has a commanding lead in the polls with 43 percent, according to tracking polls through Monday night of likely New Hampshire voters by Suffolk University in Boston.
Term lists, which comprise of lists of terms often with definitions, such as Authority Lists, Glossaries, Dictionaries, Gazetteers, Synonym Rings etc. Generally, they do not include a deep organization or complex structure, but they may encompass a limited monohierarchical structure1 that allows simple navigation [4].
This may indicate that recovery of function is not only related to which areas of the brain are newly recruited after lesion, but also to the deeper functional organization of those regions with respect to factors including the nature of the stimuli, the precision of perceptual processing of the stimuli and the connectivity of the regions.
Obama's fund-raising advantage helped him buy massive amounts of television advertising and organize deep grassroots organizations in key battleground states and in states that had voted Republican in previous presidential cycles.
The Times isn't the only major organization with deep establishment ties to have allowed a subject of its coverage to vet that coverage before readers saw it.
