It was published 9 years ago but remained somewhat unnoticed, like a pearl left in the depth of the ocean.
Our farming partner, whom we had to keep in ignorance of what was going on, had always prided himself on being able to track movements over the farm but was absolutely mystified by how these vehicles (armoured) left the same depth of imprint as a heavy lorry!
It is one of those kernels of information best left unsaid and best left to the depths of the subconscious because dealing with it is profoundly awful.
To do this, he studies how a foot has hit and left the ground, the depth of a track, its direction and other factors.
He was also enormously supportive of his students, and I was struck, when deputising for him at Bochum in 1983-84 whele he was on research leave, by the depth of their affection for him.
The long and grueling primary campaigns left no doubt about the depth of her intelligence, the strength of her will and the power of her ideas.
( B ) denotes the threshold, while ( W_{i} left( t right) ) denotes the depth of the AWORS of city ( i ) at time ( t ).
The back-alley butcher who botched Rourke's plastic surgery made him completely unrecognizable, leaving us to question the depth of his character and bravado.
I'm 27 year old, and the three years that I've spent relentlessly dedicated towards my organization leaves me humbled by the depth of experiences of my predecessors.
For years, Bill Polian was an outstanding talent evaluator, but the last few drafts have not been great and that has left the team bereft of depth and young talent.
