For the author it comes from a deep knowledge of practicalities and processes – both physical and economic – that have shaped and gouged the land and its people.
Most of these tools provide a friendly environment to prepare systems for simulation without the need of a deep knowledge of the underlying operations, thus facilitating the access to the field for the newcomers.
For this purpose, a deep knowledge of the factors affecting the quality of the product is needed to establish the design space.
"Drawing on everything from old school hip-hop, to blues, to fairly avant-garde jazz compositions," writes music blogger Kenny Waste, "the sampling choices within Illmatic reflect an individual with not only a deep appreciation for but also a deep knowledge of music".
Burra combined this sharp eye for contemporary urban life with a deep knowledge and affection for the art of the past.
A former finance minister for France, he had a deep knowledge of international economics and was on a first-name basis with most of Europe's top leadership.
But whereas the latter forged a career in the courts of Madrid and Rome, becoming the leading portrait painter of his age, Zurbarán had a vocation for religious painting (and a deep knowledge of Spain's mystical thought and literature).
Ware has worked for the BBC for 26 years, and has a deep knowledge and understanding of Northern Ireland's troubled past.
The judges recognized Cobb for "combining masterful writing with a deep knowledge of history and a deft reporter's touch to bring context and clarity to the issue of race at a time when respectful dialogue on the subject often gives way to finger-pointing and derision".
For this reason, there is a deep knowledge of the response of black painting media.
