deep structure

But she absolutely refuses to give up any more deep structure.

One can think of the models or sets as deep structures.

The book has a deep structure, an architecture, on which all else hangs.

Any meaning or deep structure will only become clear with repeated listening.

Its deeper structure may lie in the shadow building across the street.

However, this may not have been the central motivation for introducing deep structure.

That means you have deep structures to worry about, too."

There was no direct access at the moment to his memories, deep structures, or thoughts.

They're trying to figure out what they call the deep structure of his language, but all he wants to do is draw pictures."

Chomsky, get onto this: it must have something to do with the deep structure of the word itself.

It went into the deep structures of the brain and reprogrammed them.

Mainly they searched for deep structures in the human consciousness.

The second system is deep structure which means that the operations performed by the computer have natural limitations.

In such meetings the deep structures rise to the surface and form part of the main agenda.

He illustrated the tensions that exists in the deep structure of all human experience.

That ability is firm-wired into the deep structures of the brain.

But there's also a tongue that's based in the deep structures of the brain, that everyone shares.

Within its deeper structure also, the bridge was still intact and unchanged.

Yet like the music itself, the narrative is couched in a deeper structure.

Schopenhauer, Freud, and the concept of deep structure in music.

The deep structures acquire meanings only with respect to the system they constitute.

"But these deep structures are so deep we can't even see them?"

The concept of deep structure plays an important role in transformational grammar.

The deep structure of vortices is not completely clear.

The method allows researchers or practitioners to study the general deep structures of the self.