The parts of an atom have relatively vast distances between them, as do the parts of a molecule, a species, or a solar system.
Despite the impressive reduction in restenosis by DES, it still occasionally has a major disadvantage for not preventing restenosis at an implant site due to the relatively vast drug release from the stent surface in the early stages of the drug release.
While in Britain, these men saw beyond the short-term gain that a return to village life with relatively vast sums of money would bring them and their expanding families.
RESIDENTS trying to save the school -- closed in 1991 because of declining enrollment and now slipping toward dereliction even as an adjoining field house and the relatively vast playing fields provide for village recreation -- have attracted outside support from preservationists.
A key aspect of the developing field of materials informatics is optimally guiding experiments or calculations towards parts of the relatively vast feature space where a material with desired property may be discovered.
Still, when's he not writing acid lines on his beloved replica 303, he's tending to the relatively vast lawn prior to the arrival of a new caretaker.
Its economy is still relatively vast, its population wealthy and young, its businesses and universities innovative.
Tagging along after the Wachowskis and Tykwer for a few days encouraged me to compare my own addiction of writing novels to the relatively vast operation of filmmaking.
The jury is still very much out on how much QE helps ward off recession and deflation and Japan's rocky economic record alongside its relatively vast QE scheme is seized on by critics of the policy.
Israeli officials and analysts say they do not see a return to the intimate Israeli-Turkish alliance of past decades, when the Israeli, Turkish and American Navies carried out joint exercises in the Mediterranean and Israeli fighter jets trained in Turkey's relatively vast airspace.
