But James Manicom, who has studied Sino-Japanese maritime disputes in depth, said there were notable differences.
Opening with its permanent collection rather than a special exhibition "will give us an opportunity to show artists in depth," said Kathy Halbreich, the Walker's director.
The museum had an inquiry from the Getty in 2006 about another Roman-era man in the collection, and "it got us thinking about studying our mummies in depth," said Mr. Bleiberg, who organized "The Mummy Chamber".
"No collection, no matter how large and rich the museum, is ever deep enough and rich enough in any single area that it can be explored in depth," said Philippe de Montebello, the former director of the Met.
Zach O'Malley Greenburg, a Forbes reporter who has covered Jackson's estate in depth, said: "He never stopped spending like it was the 1980s…he was making 50, 60, 80, over 100 million dollars into the 90s".
Ms. Duggin and others who have explored the arcane subject in depth say legal argument and basic fairness may indeed be on the side of Mr. McCain, a longtime member of Congress from Arizona.
In its blog post, Energy in Depth says opponents of fracking have only a one-sided view of the process, and ignore its positive effects of drilling: "What opponents have done, however, is undermine that good faith discussion by trying to convince landowners that the industry is only looking out for 'profits' and will pollute the water, cause earthquakes, and countless other problems.
"It's a team with strength in depth," said Henderson.
It shows our strength in depth," said Ford.
"Our big problem in Britain is we haven't got much strength in depth," said Watts at the time.
