Deep in sentence

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Well, looking at honey DNA, we can see what plants are good for pollinators that have deep roots, that can secure the land, and together, everybody can participate.

Woman: I would make a spear that, when you went deep sea diving, you could catch the fish really fast, and then roll it back up, and you could swim easier ... Yeah.

You really do have to go and see his latest film, "Aliens of the Deep."

It features two of these deep rovers, and I can criticize them because these sweet things are mine.

And the reason I give you this moment is there's a deep truth in it.

The puncture in space-time is so deep that light moves around in orbit, so that light behind the black hole, as I think we'll see soon, moves around and comes to us on these parallel lines at exactly that orbit.

Now, around the time that this song was in heavy rotation, biologists were in deep discussion about whether bird species, notably songbirds and waterfowl were actually monogamous or not.

It's about getting a spacecraft that's hurtling through deep space and using all this bag of tricks to somehow figure out how to get it down to the surface of Mars at zero miles an hour.

So they can do that if they make roots that go deep rather than meander around on the surface of the soil.

Those are the three traits we want to change: more suberin, more roots, and the last one, deep roots.

And it looked like a way to go, until you start thinking about, what does deep time do to a building?

Well, this is what deep time does to a building.

It's only about 12 feet deep, but what if it were deepened from inside?

Canopy soil can occur up to a meter deep, hundreds of feet above the ground, and there are organisms in this soil that have, as yet, no names.

But as anybody on their deathbed will tell you, the things that make people happy is the deep relationships of life, the losing of self-sufficiency.

Because it talks about the peace that's at the deep of ourself, our inexplicable care for one another.

That's such a deep question.

But what we've also discovered is that a physiological signature of aging is that your sleep gets worse, especially that deep quality of sleep that I was just discussing.

And it suggests that the disruption of deep sleep is an underappreciated factor that is contributing to cognitive decline or memory decline in aging, and most recently we've discovered, in Alzheimer's disease as well.

Can we restore back some healthy quality of deep sleep, and in doing so, can we salvage aspects of their learning and memory function?

And machine learning, deep learning, has happened.

Once we had this enormous amount of data, we built and trained deep neural networks.

But sea lions need to see their best at hundreds of meters deep.

That is a point of deep frustration.

I went through this process for years of accepting the failure as my own and then feeling deep shame that I couldn't overcome the obstacles.

It's a deep tendency toward order in nature that opposes what we've all been taught about entropy.

Deep in our solar system, a new era of space exploration is unfolding.

Similarly to Europa, it likely contains an ocean deep under the ice.

For example, diamonds, which form deep in the Earth’s mantle, have a cubic crystalline structure and can grow into either cubes or octahedrons.

He was quiet, introspective, like he was always in deep thought.

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