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deep

[deep] / dip /








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I took one that was about 2 feet deep and perhaps 90 degrees.

From Los Angeles Times

He was thrown into the deep end on his first day, when his father leaves the family for London.

From Los Angeles Times

The team is now exploring simple learning methods inspired by biology that could lead to a new generation of deep learning frameworks, potentially making AI systems faster, more efficient, and less dependent on massive datasets.

From Science Daily

Since this magnetic shield has existed for billions of years, it could have enabled a slow but continuous movement of material from Earth to the moon across deep time.

From Science Daily

He added that "such a deep suppression was a clear sign of destructive interference, and it had to be caused by something near the emitters."

From Science Daily