The phrase "a vast capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or extensive ability or potential in a particular context.
Example: "The new software offers a vast capability for data analysis, allowing users to process large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "a great capacity" or "an extensive ability".
The parable is his way of introducing the book's core question: Will an A.I., if realized, use its vast capability in a way that is beyond human control?
"We have a vast analytical capability and our batting average is better". And he notes that real estate represents about 10percentt of Equitable's equity holdings, compared with an industry average of 6percentt, and down from 12percentt a year ago.
To accomplish this, the NSA relies on its vast capability to monitor large parts of the internet.
Due to the vast capability of RBCs to be adaptable, their state of well-being is a major indication for the general health status of an individual.
The presented results show the vast capability of the work function principle leading to micro gas sensors with low power consumption suitable for low cost applications.
As early NSA whistleblowers Thomas Drake, Bill Binney, Kirk Wiebe and others made clear, within days after the attacks, the vast capability of the NSA was turned 180 degrees away from sites abroad toward a new definition of the People: we were now targets.
Why would the CEO of a huge corporation with vast capabilities need to look elsewhere for assistance?
But the members of our armed forces are strategic thinkers and leaders with vast capabilities, who thrive when they have a clear objective.
In a conversation with him in June 1993, a few days before we both were to be awarded honorary doctorate degrees from Bar Ilan University, I presented my view that Israel, at peace with its neighbors and reflecting the vast capabilities of its citizens, could be a beacon for young American Jews looking for a connection with their people.
And Pokémon Go is but one tiny probe extending out from Google and others' vast capabilities to tune and manipulate human action at scale: a global means of behaviour modification entirely owned and operated by private enterprise.
