Executed in 1981-82, the untitled work in deep reds, blues and greens features a skull, one of the artist's leitmotifs, on the right side of the canvas.
There is a wonderful exchange near the beginning of the book when Rose reveals dramatically that she would consider selling herself on the streets, only to be told that this is unlikely to work in deepest Suffolk.
That is, they either strive hard to make solemn masterpieces, or they work in deep compromise on projects alarmingly out of their control, with Zen-like indifference to the outcome, and casually smuggle art onto the set.
Divers, aviators, those who work in deep caissons on whom the air pressure has been reduced too quickly, and others forced to breathe air under pressure must therefore be extremely careful that the pressure is reduced to normal very slowly following exposure.
Amy Myers Jaffe, an energy specialist at Rice University, said it made sense for the Chinese to enter a partnership with a more experienced Western oil company in the Gulf to learn the advanced seismic and drilling technologies required to work in deep waters.
Constellation, in contrast, will enable astronauts to work in deep orbit and return to the moon.
Moreover, imaging in fresh tissue slices indicated that Mito-MQ could work in deep tissue (ca. 130 µm) under two-photon excitation.
The reality is that 97percentt of offshore drilling in the Gulf will continue through this timeout, giving the government time to ensure that the 33 exploration rigs that work in deep water will not endanger the region any further.
He is doing work in deep learning.... To take a series of scans like mammograms and to run them at scale and use his service to predict or guide or assist radiologists in determining what is on the screen they're looking at is a very good use-case for data.
The day's blindsiding emotions left a few folks thinking that the N.B.A. schedule works in deep and mysterious ways.
