But under the joshing lay depth upon depth of furious resentment.
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With Depth Effect The difference with Depth Effect is pretty dramatic.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect The Depth Effect is more subtle on this image.
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There's also some new photo and video options in Q: Google is standardizing how depth map images with work with Android through a new Dynamic Depth format that contains a JPEG image, depth metadata, and a depth map bundled together.
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The combined camera sensors can also create extra high-resolution depth maps, capturing up to 29,6993 layers of depth information, to more realistically mimic depth-of-field.
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No one knows the depth of its risks and the depth of its impact.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect also don't hog up twice as much space either.
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In photography, the adjustment refers to changing the depth of field or focus length/depth.
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The interaxial distance between cameras on the 7 really only gives about 18″ worth of quality depth return, good for the portrait depth but not for longer range stereoscopic depth.
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There needed to be some depth, there, and I didn't do anything clever with that depth.
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"She has shown me a depth of love, a depth I didn't know existed," Peterson told CNN.
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The crush depth of a submarine is the depth at which a vessel's hull buckles under pressure.
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We checked the depth in the area; the ferry requires 12 feet of depth, and we have 17.
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So if it's not of depth lyrically and not of depth musically you've got no shot over there.
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This would considerably limit the depth of interaction and, therefore, the depth of the user's relationship with Cortana.
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"The organization always talks about depth, depth, depth," said Enrique Hernandez, who has started at seven defensive spots this season and even pitched here on Tuesday, taking the loss in a 16-inning marathon.
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MONOPILE TRIPOD TENSION LEG PLATFORM Shallow water depth Transitional water depth Deep water 0 – 100 FT. 100 – 200 FT. 200 – 3,000 FT. SEA LEVEL ANCHOR LINES MONOPILE TRIPOD TENSION LEG PLATFORM Shallow water depth Transitional water depth Deep water 423 – 100 FT. 100 – 200 FT. 260 – 2000,2500 FT. +280 ft.
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This gorgeous photo shows a pair of farreid glass sponges at a depth of 2,360 meters (63,740 feet) depth.
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I thought the difference in the game was the depth, they got some more depth scoring than we did.
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It even adds an extra level of immersion on top with enhanced depth thanks to Auto Depth Enhancer technology.
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It's a fantasy universe with seemingly endless complexity and depth, and that expectation of depth emerges from its lineage.
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The observer measured total snow depth, which was consistent with the depth on the SMB, once the board was located.
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The number of gate operations needed for a calculation is called its depth: Low-depth (shallow) algorithms are more feasible than high-depth ones, but the question is whether they can be used to perform useful calculations.
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It feels so small, which I guess it is in a horizontal sense, but its depth — its literal depth — is unmatched.
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"I don't think people understand the depth of the problem and the depth of their own use of plastic," he says.
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German-made subs have a "crush depth" of double their normal operating depth of around 300 meters (985 feet), Layton said.
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With rumors about better depth hardware coming on the iPhone 8 they could still surprise everyone with more robust depth support.
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Teams add depth, depth wins Cups, and teams that win Cups don't have big flaws to correct with 20 games to go.
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Regular Depth Effect And this salad bar (and I don't even like most salad bars): Regular Depth Effect Oh, and this Coke.
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After a season in which the team's lack of depth was its undoing, its...lack of depth was once again pretty glaring.
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"You need that depth to chew through loose snow and slush, while shallow tread depth can only nibble at it," he said.
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Doing that requires creating a depth map, and the usual way to create that depth map is to use two separate camera sensors.
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The new depth control feature, which lets you adjust the depth of field on a photo after you've shot it, will be available.
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The question the researchers here asked was if constant-depth quantum circuits can solve a computational problem that constant-depth classical circuits cannot?
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With three-dimensional depth effects such as gradients and lighting design, this new look gives a bit of depth back to digital components.
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It's not inconceivable that Wright is now considered part of the team's wing depth as much as he is their point guard depth.
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This feature, called Depth (because it simulates extra shallow depth), will be available as a software update and won't ship immediately with the phone.
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"Obviously we love depth; depth is the key word around here," said starter Clayton Kershaw, who allowed one earned run in seven innings Tuesday.
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"Dual camera means depth, and depth means three things," said Alban Denoyel, CEO of 3-D company Sketchfab in an email interview with Recode.
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Others aren't particularly differentiated from regular old filters — it turns out that confetti with depth perception looks a lot like confetti without depth perception.
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It also provides over 23 million accurate depth pixels per second, with a depth resolution of 1024 x 768 at 30 frames per second.
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The drone would also have one or more light sensors, a depth sensor, a visible light camera, infrared camera, auditory sensors, and depth aware cameras.
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Imagine this scenario: Researchers sample from a 50-qubit circuit of some depth—or maybe a slightly larger one of less depth—and claim supremacy.
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Whereas my sound has its own depth in its own right, and it's colliding with something that has its own depth in its own right.
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"As for this season, we touch on some topics, but not as in depth as that one, not as in depth as body shaming," she continued.
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The researchers will continue to study insect depth perception, and hope that it will lead them to a better understanding of how humans got depth perception.
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Sure, you're getting two photos — one regular and one Depth Effect photo — but the Depth Effect photos are, on average, 1MB smaller than their regular counterparts.
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The first quake struck at a depth of 10 km (6 miles) and the second at a depth of 33 km (21 miles), the USGS said.
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Machine learning is also being used to calculate depth in real time, so users can get a broader depth of field with subjects at different distances.
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Its secondary lens is for a 5-megapixel depth sensor to help with portraits, though the Pixel camera still takes better portraits even without dedicated depth equipment.
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It is 54 inches by 54 inches with a depth of 20.5 inches, and has a water depth of 20 inches and maximum capacity of 76 gallons.
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The white eyelid shape at the candle's tip is such a conventional marker of roundness and depth that you barely notice that no depth is actually created.
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Because different images captured depth differently, aligning them can be difficult, as the left and center examples show — many parts will be excluded or produce incorrect depth data.
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Your bowels, your miraculously lucky life, your love of your mother, your well-crafted similes, all are lost in the slide from depth to depth, pure, impure, compassionless.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) It took me more than a few tries to get a Depth Effect image of these knights at The Met.
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That's great for when you're specifically trying to add depth to your image via real bokeh, for instance, or when you want a flatter depth of field for portraits.
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Depth/Non-LeBron Minutes It follows that if the Raptors better managed workloads and were a better team overall, their depth proved more important, something that was resoundingly true.
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And with the upcoming second-generation Spectra image processor, Qualcomm is offering three new modules: one with iris scanning, one with passive depth sensing, and one with active depth sensing.
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The depth of the app's survey questions seem to suggest that Maple Match aims to foster connections based on more in depth information, aside from basics like nationality and gender.
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AXIS is the world's first depth-sensing solution which will cover up to 180-degrees field of view while providing millimeter-accurate 3D in point cloud or depth map format.
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Though Kuo didn't mention Face ID specifically, Apple's True Depth cameras are what enable Face ID, Animoji, and other features that take advantage of the iPhone X's depth-sensing selfie camera.
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She has depth that requires commitment to unlock, but that depth means there's so much more she can do the more you stick with her and the more you practice her.
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In framing Mr. Trump's racism as exceptional, in seeking to highlight the depth of the president's cruelty, Mr. Durbin, a reliably liberal senator, showed the depth of denial of American racism.
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Indeed, the depth of the disagreements is reminiscent of the migrant crisis of 2015-16, when the intensity of arguments among leaders exceeded anything seen in the depth of the euro crisis.
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But to interact with him, and I know you've interacted with him, he had a depth and a level of clarity, and depth, and intelligence that was so striking and so inspiring.
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A new slider will allow users to adjust the depth of field related to a certain camera aperture, letting folks deepen or reduce the depth of field after the photo is taken.
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This one was a close call and the S7 Edge only wins by a hair; the Gobstoppers are sharper and the depth of field on the chips gives the pic more depth.
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Working at Bell Laboratories, Julesz showed that the depth perception from stereographs could be divorced from the depth cues we get from a photo, like shading, overlap, perspective lines, and relative sizes.
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While the segmentation maps are roughly identical, the depth maps from the iPhone XR are nowhere as detailed or information rich as the ones that are generated by the iPhone XS. See the two maps compared here, the iPhone XR's depth map is far less aware of the scene depth and separation between the 'slices' of distance.
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Sense's unit not only outputs a 2D depth map natively, but that data can be synced with a twin camera so the visible light image matches pixel for pixel to the depth map.
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She said her team's strength in depth had proved decisive.
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"[They take] on the appearance of 3D depth," says McGloughlin.
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The emotional and intellectual depth of the essays was staggering.
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Q: You seem to have thought about this in depth.
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The accuracy and sequencing depth could both be improved, too.
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Compare that to Earth's average ocean depth of 2.3 miles.
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Capitals coach Barry Trotz said the move was for depth.
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Give it more depth and go darker at the arch.
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Stubbs gives the Orioles some needed outfield depth and speed.
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Clancy could access the depth of emotion in real life.
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I want that depth in my work, a sculptural element.
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But the breadth and depth of Facebook's failure are remarkable.
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Mary Fallin would provide good balance and depth for Trump.
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Ability to adjust depth of field after photo was taken.
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That suggests that the movement has both breadth and depth.
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What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
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Users can search by debris type, location, and water depth.
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The Plus model has a fourth camera for depth sensing.
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Then I started creating actual sculpted depth on the surface.
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In Kuwait, the market for assets lacks depth, he said.
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What is clear, however, is a disappointing lack of depth.
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We didn't need to describe the policy in great depth.
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He has gained strategic depth in any conflict over Taiwan.
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That depth is what I respect and love about him.
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"It gives you more depth as you go," Lilly says.
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Above is a smooth gradient encoded with high color depth.
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A recent ACLU report discusses these harms in more depth.
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That's completely different from how our own brains sense depth.
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There is no depth too bleak for the Hulu series.
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This post discusses Avengers: Endgame in depth, and spoilers abound.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood gives her emotional depth.
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My depth perceptionless ass walked into a bench corner pic.twitter.
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I love the length and the depth of the pockets.
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"Oh, this'll bring out the depth of your creativity…" Wrong!
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Indeed, its likely failure can give it a Sisyphean depth.
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It's nice that this system has that type of depth.
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I've developed this new depth of love for my fans.
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Even without my depth lenses the effect was fairly convincing.
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John Kelly was promoted from the practice squad for depth.
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Easy and elegant, depth of flavor but with high drinkability.
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Can dive to a depth of 4,000 feet or more.
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Portrait mode is more powerful than before with depth control.
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The show's greatest asset is the depth of its narrative.
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The depth of our friendship with Germany will not change.
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It pledged to look at the issue in more depth.
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Essentially, she was out of her depth, according to Kritikos.
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As she revealed the depth of her instability, he left.
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Progress has been incremental, at best, prizing breadth over depth.
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"Getting the depth cues right was also critical," said Harding.
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Each TV has a different beat and depth of sound.
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It adds elements to the show and depth to it.
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She shouldn't have interfered; she was out of her depth.
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All these stories have depth in ways Miss Peregrine lacks.
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"We have the depth to let players develop," Snow said.
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Our bench and our depth is something that helps us.
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Negro in its intellectual and emotional depth, was among them.
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It's the rock properties and the depth of the earthquakes.
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It is hard to overstate the depth of that frustration.
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The ambition is an agreement unprecedented in scope and depth.
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"You can't have enough depth," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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This "blocking" technique creates depth and gives the garment dimension.
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Carr writes with a style full of depth and description.
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The report does not address Russia's economic policies in depth.
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They also add depth and meaning to our time together.
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To guarantee this depth from, say, Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill.
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But it works, enhancing depth and color in the broth.
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The depth of his investigative eye and ambition is astonishing.
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The painting yields a sensation of indeterminate depth and expansiveness.
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The depth of the blues tradition makes him feel unworthy.
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It's the spices that give the meat its flavorful depth.
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Was really hoping for higher stakes, more energy and depth.
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Move slowly, gauging the flow and depth as you go.
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The depth at the epicenter was 5 kilometers (3.1 miles).
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These changes were "about nuance and depth," Mr. Purdy said.
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The suffering will be felt further down the depth chart.
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Even your casual friendships have an uncommon depth to them.
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Issues of depth and intimacy may come to the fore.
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"It has more movement, it has more depth," Stroman says.
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You're craving excitement and depth in your life and relationships.
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Imagine Amazon's Alexa, but with more emotion, depth and distinction.
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"They've got some (bullpen) depth," Chicago manager Robin Ventura said.
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By summer, Brady had surpassed Bishop on the depth chart.
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There's so much more depth beyond all that with Georgina.
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Vision becomes less sharp, with less contrast and depth perception.
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I'm listening for depth in terms of understanding of culture.
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The length of the slump matters more than its depth.
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The submersibles had reached a depth of 5,680m, he said.
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That said, Cleveland does have problems with depth and defense.
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But I didn't understand the depth of what had happened.
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Antique works remind me of the depth of my culture.
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"It was the depth of hell," his mother told me.
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I picked it from the depth of my mind somewhere.
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Sonar depth charts lit up a bank of displays overhead.
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Rotation depth might be an actual concern for these Yankees.
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It could be the depth or complexity of the theme.
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She largely succeeds — if sacrificing, invariably, some depth for breadth.
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This is not because this show lacks beauty or depth.
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These juxtapositions add some depth to the mostly positive vibe.
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Although modestly presented, its richness and depth rewards close looking.
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Inconveniently for the artist, literary depth requires time, distance, composure.
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They could function to a depth of almost 20,000 feet.
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Last year's issues were about depth problems and massive holes.
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As public servants, they're obviously way out of their depth.
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The interior life of the characters gives "Miracle Creek" depth.
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The breadth and depth of his reading also became apparent.
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That is the depth of the hole we are in.
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"Young people deserve to be portrayed with depth," she said.
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But this tome is not about depth — it's about fascination.
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The depth of collaboration could be another departure, she said.
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Sea level rise increases the depth and extent of floods.
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These are all shows about fools out of their depth.
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The meat has a depth of flavor you rarely encounter.
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The revelation underscores the depth of pushback inside the office.
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Against Taylor, the middle infielders were at double play depth.
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His synthesizers gave depth and color to the ensemble's sound.
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But that detail and that depth would have been delightful.
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Davis's depth and delicacy are exceptional; so is her range.
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One wishes the novel's characters came with as much depth.
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"People would say, 'You're out of your depth,' " she said.
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The Celtics are a little short on depth and size.
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But along with depth and talent, good fortune helps, too.
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And when it comes to depth perception, they're incredibly proficient.
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That's something The New York Times has explored in depth.
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We would mostly have extraordinary depth in unproven starting pitchers.
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The minor league pitching depth has not been deep enough.
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Bankers cited greater depth and breadth of institutional investor interest.
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One exhibit details Henson's journey to freedom in considerable depth.
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"We're going to keep making depth a priority," Showalter said.
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The number of layers determines the depth of the system.
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But its natural depth runs just 17 to 26 feet.
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Depth at receiver kept the offense moving even without Jones.
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"Due to the depth, divers cannot be deployed," he said.
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Trump lacks depth, but that's OK, because so do we.
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"Until that level of depth happens, there won't be change."
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Here's the latest snow depth on Friday - yellow equals 15cm!
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But that was the extent of Schultz's depth on policy.
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THE FIX Without accessories, a room lacks depth and character.
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These wines are particularly saline, with great texture and depth.
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Its depth is not a hindrance; it is a luxury.
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The Eagles have balance and depth and resilience and swagger.
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Subtle tensions like this give the work its psychological depth.
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But depth alone won't win Spain a third consecutive title.
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Good bosses know that some resistance adds value and depth.
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Art shouldn't only be fun but contain depth as well.
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Each pixel had a color depth of three bits, e.g.
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