Sentence examples for devoid of any deep from inspiring English sources

Early the next day, the depression, devoid of any deep convection, made landfall near Isla Altamura in northwestern Sinaloa.

The remnant low remained in the open ocean, remaining devoid of any deep convection, until August 24 when it dissipated west-southwest of the Azores.

Due to strong wind shear and cold sea surface temperatures, showers and thunderstorms rapidly diminished, and by late on October 3, Nadine became devoid of any deep convection.

Devoid of a deeper discussion of the underlying tensions, directors could then portray any who tried to hinder settlement as fundamentally irrational, aggressive, and hostile.

M. longipes populations appeared split into five deep genetic lineages devoid of any relevant morphological differentiation.

By mid-day on the 3rd the circulation was devoid of any convection within 85 miles (135 km), while the deeper convection spread across Puerto Rico and Hispaniola.

Our canonical specification of it by means of the noun phrase 'the property of being Julius Caesar' certainly is not independent of our canonical specification of Julius Caesar by means of the name 'Julius Caesar', and this does not seem to be an accidental fact merely indicative of the paucity of our language devoid of deep metaphysical underpinnings.

The low-level circulation became almost entirely devoid of deep convection.

The cyclone then drifted into cooler waters, was devoid of deep convection on September 5, and dissipated the next day.

After the circulation became largely devoid of deep convection, the storm weakened into a tropical depression on October 21.

It became devoid of deep convection, and made landfall on Molokai on October 20 while still tropical depression.