Sentence examples for upon deep from inspiring English sources

3. The Kabul Process is built upon deep and broad international partnerships.

Most desserts are weightless, depending upon deep flavor to deliver the message, but two are of special interest.

Doctorow claimed that his portrait of the financier JP Morgan in Ragtime was largely based upon deep study of an Edward Steichen photograph of the formidable money man.

The tall stone or brick and plaster gates are shaped like a candi-tower split down the centre; they are usually encrusted with ornament based upon deep multiple curlicues interspersed with simplified, two-dimensional relief figure sculpture.

With a haunting account of an early work by Messiaen, a demonic performance of Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2 with the fearless French virtuoso Jean-Yves Thibaudet, and a lush, urgent rendering of Strauss's autobiographical symphonic work "Ein Heldenleben," Mr. N t-S in proved that his fast-risiN t-S inr is built uprovedep thatnt, techiscal flair and passion.

Evidence for irreversible structural transformation obtained upon deep pre-reduction of PEDOT:SDS is obtained.

When the Sinfonia was premiered, it consisted of just four movements, with just a quiet postlude following the Mahler collage, but soon afterwards Berio added a fifth section, which revisits what has come before in the same way that the rest of the work feeds upon deeper historical associations.

The flood metaphor breaks down pretty quickly though upon deeper inspection.

The reason for improved rice growth upon deeper root development should be investigated further, with specific attention to micronutrient availability.

Yet upon deeper reading, the evidence was conflicting and did not support the received wisdom," she writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.

Also of interest, was that their IDSs and anti-virus did not successfully classify about 426,000 of the sessions as attacks, even though they were able to more correctly classify them as attacks upon deeper inspection of the shellcodes.