Sentence examples for a vast pair from inspiring English sources

"You Are Not Alone" (1995), the major embarrassment of this late period, shows him as an angel, quite naked, with a vast pair of feathered wings.

"Thin, eh," he said, before giving me a vast pair of jogging bottoms to put on top and his old goose-down coat, essentially a thick sleeping bag with a hole cut in each end.

In adverts for slimming products evangelical dieters are often pictured holding out a vast oversized pair of trousers, all the better to illustrate their own transformation.

Pair a vast and expansive wine list with spare surroundings and high gloss to create the backdrop for seriously ambitious food and you have the restaurant of Nicholas Harary and his wife, Melissa.

Rectrices are always paired, with a vast majority of species having six pairs.

The proposed gene selection method is a four-step framework with a vast body of feature-pairs, including a set of analyses of feature relevance, feature interdependence, feature redundancy and dependence, and feature aggregation.

The graph reveals that a vast majority of examined pairs from American, Asian, and European populations shared from 50 to 300 vrGVs and form unimodal peaks for each population (fig. 4 A).

With a vast shoe rack of 12,000 pairs, The Shoe Collection at Northampton Museums and Art Gallery, may seem to have enough footwear for anyone's tastes but the museum claims it still needs more pairs to fill gaps in shoe design and social history in its collection.

A vast majority of birds form pair-bonds for the production and rearing of offspring, yet in more than 70% of species reviewed, at least some of the genetic offspring result from extra-pair copulations [6] [7].

gene lists, in which increase in variability correlates with a vast increase in coexpressed gene pairs.

This table demonstrates that a vast majority (8,547) of these pairs have only single digit numbers of shared vrGVs.