I'd love to hear public broadcasting bashers try to make the case that commercial radio and television can match the depth, breadth and thoughtfulness of these shows.
The depth of heart these magnificent animals show as they are forced to race matches the depth of cruelty mankind shows by passing off their unnecessary deaths as an unfortunate part of horse racing.
Frame's fictional alter egos are tongue-tied women who think that the babble and prattle of the spoken word can never match the depth and nuance of writing.
And when the prime minister was reported as saying that the depth of security arrangments in the Golan should be commensurate with the depth of concessions (a statement he denies making), he seemed to be echoing his Labour predecessors' equation that the depth of withdrawal should match the depth of peace.No more than summer shuffling, probably.
Late in the first period, when he was checked by Stéphane Yelle, Yzerman's stick came up and into the eye of Rhett Warrener, a regular defenseman for the Flames, a team that cannot match the depth of Detroit's talent.
Zone F2 is characterized by a small negative temperature variation (−1°C) at a depth of 1,003 m, which matches the depth of a weak caliper variation for both CAL1 (11.12 inches) and CAL2 (12.84 inches).
Since the amount of reflected light is determined not only by the distance from the camera to the object but also by the surface albedo and normals, the sensitivity map does not match the depth information perfectly.
In other words, the depth of the withdrawal would be negotiated to match the depth of the peace.
"Making something that is six or less inches tall look life-size requires some fancy lens trickery to match the depth of field, distortion, and perspective of the real life scene," Dagg told The Creators Project.
"Making something that is six or less inches tall look life-size requires some fancy lens trickery to match the depth of field, distortion, and perspective of the real life scene," Dagg tells The Creators Project.
