However, the topics in these classes barely skim the surface of the depth and breadth of our human sexuality.
The activated ruptures span from surface to depth of approximately 14 km.
Something is happening in artists' studios: a shift of emphasis, from surface to depth, and a shift of mood, from mania to melancholy, shrugging off the allures of the money-hypnotized market and the spectacle-bedizened biennials circuit.
Forest Whitaker's Amin is vast and dark as Uganda itself, a guffawing, snorting, farting correlative of 'l'Etat, c'est moi'; he basks on the surface of murky depths, one eye in that remarkable face seemingly seeing all while the other droops in dangerous somnolence.
We've barely cracked the surface of its depths, and there are several years of research before we can pat ourselves on the back.
After a forest fire, ash can blanket the soil surface to depths of tens of centimeters.
Scaleless dragonfish inhabit waters ranging from the surface to depths of 1,500 m (5,000 feet), their preferred habitat usually being waters of great depth.
Clams characteristically lie buried from just beneath the surface to depths of about 0.6 metre (2 feet).
Coots dive below the surface, to depths of up to two metres, searching insect larvae and other food.
Thus, the first tested hypothesis, that the higher concentration of photoinitiator can increase degree of conversion, surface hardness, depth of cure and crosslink density was accepted.
