However, Senate House remains, and continues to be home both to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of London and to the deep resources of the University library; indeed, it has recently undergone a refurbishment to bring it up to modern standards and to reinstate some of Holden's original interiors.
This new investment does not change our plans to reach profitability, and we believe that a cash-flow positive and growing company will give us even deeper resources to take advantage of new opportunities, extend our promising lines of business, and expand a robust funnel of new customers.
At the moment of most extreme strain, when reactivity and outrage is at its highest, when it feels like there is no safe place and despair and hopelessness prevail, we can turn to our deep resources -- inside us and with and for our communities -- to create a safe place to think, feel, and be.
"This campaign is going to need deep resources for the wild ride that likely awaits us," the email read.
In some key areas, such as languages that are critical to counterterror work, the N.Y.P.D., drawing on a city of immigrants, has deeper resources than the federal agencies traditionally responsible for fighting international terrorism.
For instance, in the languages considered critical to counterterror work today — Arabic, Farsi, Pashto, and so on — the N.Y.P.D. has deeper resources than the Feds.
Surrounded by far larger companies with deeper resources, and a flood of genomics and post-genomics companies, all of which are aggressive about recruiting from it, Genentech is trying to be nimble.
Why not tap into the potentially far deeper resources of the principal investigators?
Juniper utilizes the same resources as understory vegetation and successfully competes for shallow soil water before tapping into deeper resources.
Your specific research question will determine which parts of these methods are most useful, and deeper resources in SNA are widely available.
