The point is, one could have snapped just as many different actors 10 times over; the names here constitute just a fraction of a vast, inimitable landscape.
For all the talk of a private sector renaissance, demographers say that much of the economic growth remains mostly around the downtown and midtown sections, a small fraction of a vast 139-square-mile city that is otherwise wrestling with vacant homes, empty blocks, darkened streetlights, crime fears and overburdened police officers.
Starved of capital, all but a small fraction of Egyptian business owners mine a vast, unregulated shadow market.
He has a vast reservoir of material for stories and novels, only a fraction of which he actually publishes.
While the backers have ponied up a vast sum, OpenAI said it expects to spend a "tiny fraction" of the $1 billion in the next few years.
On the other hand, combinatorial chemistry methods can produce a vast collection of divers compounds, so vast that only a tiny fraction of them could be explored, even using supercomputers.
Incorporating fairly low volume fractions of nanomaterials into polymers creates composites with a vast amount of interfacial area for potential matrix filler interactions.
The authorities allowed her to keep $2.5 million — a small fraction of the fortune that her husband amassed while orchestrating a vast Ponzi scheme.
The functional analysis showed a vast diversity of the biological processes in the network interfaces, although, the fractions of shared edges between the cellular networks are low.
Even if just a fraction of these transcribed loci encode functional proteins, our datasets identify a vast number of novel genes and gene-products.
