Through dreams, Freud argued, we had access to our most deeply submerged personal histories, including memories of early childhood.
In the fertile lands on the two sides of Old River, plantations were deeply submerged, and livestock survived in flatboats.
Hints of their former selves occasionally appear in the glowing shapes of beer mugs and pianos, but these are deeply submerged in abstract forms.
An incident in each chapter triggers a memory, allowing Toibin to paint a detailed portrait of James's privileged Yankee childhood, his solitude and his deeply submerged sexuality.
Hall's desire to straighten and correct, deeply submerged but present nonetheless in his great poems for Kenyon, elsewhere too often rises to the surface.
"Forty per cent of ice-age Florida is now underwater," he said, and if humans were there at the time, they might well have settled at river mouths that are now deeply submerged.
For example, if a person in a deeply submerged submarine rapidly surfaces without exhaling during the ascent, sudden expansion of air trapped within the thorax can burst one or both lungs.
Extensive use of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) in oceanographic applications necessitates investigation into the hydrodynamic forces acting over an AUV hull form operating under deeply submerged condition.
As the salt emerges, other ingredients will submerge, but will never disappear, so that the wet itself is deeply submerged in the mix, and we are left with an apparently solid block of salt (though that salt will itself contain all other ingredients, with most of them in such small concentrations that they are completely submerged and not apparent to an observer).
