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deep

[deep] / dip /








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The defining feature of these hot spots is not just warm surface water, but unusually deep layers of heat beneath the surface.

From Science Daily

Astronomers assign catalog numbers like NGC 2264 to help identify and study deep space objects, especially those made of gas, dust, and young stars.

From Science Daily

Mr. Scott’s “The Catalyst” opens with a soulful hook and rides a deep yet easy groove, much like those in pianist Horace Silver’s Blue Note hits.

From The Wall Street Journal

Your kids’ favorite shows may be the ones you grew up with as they dig deep into TV libraries.

From Los Angeles Times

To measure how often beneficial mutations occur, Zhang and his team analyzed large deep mutational scanning datasets generated by their own lab and others.

From Science Daily