To determine the most important part of the ROI, we introduce a read-depth significance score Q(g), which reports how often reads were part of a region for a predefined significance level.
Within a decade we've gone from throwing afterbirth out with the rubbish, to reinvesting it with a depth of significance that had almost been forgotten.
As the novel stands, the only characters we know with any kind of depth or significance are Bride, Sweetness and, to a lesser extent, Booker.
Buri's views have also led him into considering in some depth the significance of other religions.
Thus he can find only good to say of the generally mocked Titanic and speaks of its director, James Cameron, in the same breath as DW Griffith, while questioning the depth and significance of Antonioni: "I don't happen to believe that Antonioni's work is profound, but the illusion of profundity is so spooky and so exquisitely managed, that it will do just as well".
Mr. Moll, whose films include "With a Friend Like Harry...," somewhat heroically manages to keep the story's manifold twists from becoming knotted, but he's less adept at setting up the characters and their relationships and especially the depth and significance of their faith.
Bereft of depth and significance, cliches feel dull and flat, so tedious as to be tiresome.
To appreciate the depth and significance of Spinoza's naturalism, it will be helpful to compare his views on natural right and obligation to Hobbes'.
Historical ethnography and contemporary practices furnish rich detail on the depth and significance of relationships among people, mountains, and other-than-human persons, not the least of which is the Blackfoot's partnership with bison.
It is to give life much greater depth and significance because it is part of a larger narrative of purpose and truth.
It contains some complications which we must not gloss over if we are to appreciate the depth and significance of the issues engaged".
