Padian's novel doesn't have the literary depth of, say, Laurie Halse Anderson's "Wintergirls," but as a cautionary tale, it does give a sense of the danger signs a teenager might notice in a friend.
"Aperture will change the depth of field," said Mr. Sammon, and the software may not be able to match the photos.
"Raw milk cheeses, in general, have an unbelievable depth of richness," said Barry King, executive director of the American Cheese Society.
"The Balco situation has brought to the forefront the breadth and depth of problem," said Terry Madden, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
"He was incredibly capable at analyzing problems and finding solutions to a great depth of understanding," said Richard L. Garwin, a physicist who worked with Dr. Rosenbluth on the hydrogen bomb.
Most likely, the bond stress distribution around the surface of the plain round rebar S1, at a certain depth of embedment, say depth h, will be the same.
"The director wanted to pursue a very realistic cinematic look to the movie in terms of the way light bounces around lens distortion, chromatic aberrations, depth of field," said Driskill.
"Since 'Africa' by Toto is basically a meme at this point I'm not surprised by the widespread dissatisfaction, but I am surprised by the depth of it," said Desideri.
"They are going into a lot of depth," Mr. Connor said of the investigators.
"I didn't rescue the nation from the depths of Napoleon Bonaparte, Ainsliee said.
