great depth

collocation in English

meanings of greatand depth

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great
adjective
uk /ɡreɪt/ us /ɡreɪt/
large in amount, size, ...
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depth
noun
uk /depθ/ us /depθ/
the distance down either from the top of something to the bottom, or to a distance below the top surface ...
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Examples of great depth

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The accentuation of shadow serves to create the impression of greatdepth.
Many pages are spent analysing in greatdepth the debates over currency and bank reforms, as well as the finer points of macro-economics.
This study has breadth rather than greatdepth of coverage of the governance of social care in nine countries.
Labelling methods, tracing methods, various forms of reduction (derivation) equivalence, standardization, reduction strategies, sequentiality, "family" rewriting, and much more are covered in greatdepth.
Of course, as a book, this collection cannot go into these tensions of interpretation in greatdepth.
We have not pursued this issue in greatdepth.
It is inappropriate here to cover the theory of partial functions in greatdepth.
Although this idea is an interesting one, it is not explained in greatdepth in the pages that follow.
Throughout the volume, there is a greatdepth of technical detail with underlying physical and mathematical specifics described, and the interface between subject areas given consideration.
Mutirikwi, illustrate the very greatdepth of past interaction with the landscape now occupied by the lake and its surrounding parks.
Nothing is covered in greatdepth but the information provided is commendably up to date and there is a welcome chapter on post genomics including microarray analysis.
Once opened, it increasingly becomes clear that this book demonstrates how a scholar can connect with issues of considerable breadth by covering a restricted topic in greatdepth.
Music is never discussed in any greatdepth, though we do get to hear from the musicians about their work.
Riguzzi has covered the ground in greatdepth by looking at a large number of key archives, carefully reviewing all the relevant government publications, and compiling an extensive bibliography.
The issue of internet freedom has been discussed rigorously and in greatdepth.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Our group has examined the issue of organic farming in very greatdepth, and regards it as very important.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
In my view, there are two concepts that we need to discuss in greatdepth.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
He has a greatdepth of professional and personal knowledge of these matters.
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We discussed in greatdepth and detail how we could ensure that such a collapse would not happen again.
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