"If Jewish communities are to affirm what has, until now, been an outlawed sexuality, it must be because we have come to see that gay relationships can conform to our deepest vision of human relationships, as expressed in norms of love, commitment, mutuality and family," he wrote on his blog Honest to God.
In order to investigate the fate of PAHs in a consortium, it is very important to investigate how PAHs downstream pathways work in PAH-degradation process by consortiums (Moscoso et al. 2012), which will also give a deep vision of contribution made by different species during PAH-degrading process.
Nuruddin Farah, the graying, balding sage of Somali letters, has a literary vision both broad and deep, the vision of an exile and a patriot.
James Holden leads the charge with the deep, ambient vision of techno his acclaimed Border Community label has long championed, but it's the diversity elsewhere that piques the ears.
But then, even when Beckett isn't writing explicitly for or about women, his roles offer a much more deep-reaching vision of identity than the usual audition sheets do.
It's applying AI in the form of "deep vision and advanced cognitive analytics" to the analysis of medical imaging scans to help radiologists or emergency department physicians recognise hard to spot abnormalities and in turn make better decisions.
However, this well led to the concept of deliberately seeking out supercritical temperatures as part of the Deep Vision initiative in Iceland in 2000, which later transformed into the Icelandic Deep Drilling project (IDDP) (Friðleifsson and Elders 2005; Friðleifsson et al. 2007).
That deep vision bodes well for one of astronomy's main goals, he adds: "Together, Spitzer and Hubble will be incredible tools to help us figure out all phases of galaxy evolution".
Yet the movie offers a much deeper and richer vision of the story than its drama alone suggests.
