Sentence examples for order of deep from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, all you need after a night of partying is an order of deep fried pescuezos (chicken necks).

It seems slightly redundant for Modern Round to have to identify its cuisine as 'American.' When a restaurant allows its customers to shoot guns while they wait for their Bud Light and order of deep fried macaroni and cheese puffs, we're pretty sure the 'American' part is implied.

Although the inside-out pattern of laminar specification was normal in the absence of Sall1, the temporal order of deep to superficial laminar fate specification was altered.

A framed certificate dated August 1944 and titled "Testament to Neptune: Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep" hangs on one wall.

Branch's description of Bloody Sunday, one of this book's many effective set pieces, vividly captures the exact hour when the political order of the Deep South finally invalidated itself in the eyes of mainstream America.

The direction of the host switch within plasmodiophorids is equivocal, because of the unresolved branching order of the deep branching taxa, including Woronina.

Given the mentioned limitations, the results nevertheless indicate that assuming conductive heat transport as the first-order control for the thermal field is valid and give first-order estimates of deep temperature variations.

The fabrication and modulation of hexagonally ordered arrays of deep pores in (1 1 1) GaAs were performed by combining colloidal crystal templating, anisotropic chemical etching, localized anodic etching and isotropic anodic oxidation.

The UK10K project is the largest WGS study to date generating data one order of magnitude deeper compared to the 1000 Genomes Project.

Sequenced at least one order of magnitude deeper than previous studies, our metagenome data will enable new insights into community composition and the genetic potential of important community members.

Basins on the order of 10 102 m deep and 102 103 m long are produced by glacial erosion of subglacial rock and/or sediment and are known as 'overdeepenings'overdeepenings