Sentence examples for at vast range from inspiring English sources

Normal cell life involves physical or chemical activities at vast range of spatial and temporal scales and it is vital to identify characteristic structures at all scales and study their roles in relation to a particular cell function [ 12- 17].

Back at the Yard, Operation Finlayson detectives were looking at a vast range of potential threats, but still had few clues, no accomplices or even a plausible denouement for a man whose personal and professional inclinations were to camouflage everything he did.

But our work didn't stop at the company's social-media efforts; it involved a detailed look at a vast range of interactions going on around meal planning and recipe sharing.

It is now becoming important to develop our capabilities to simulate coastal ocean flows involved with distinct physical phenomena occurring at a vast range of spatial and temporal scales.

It seemed like the setup for a program on national security but turned out to be something darker and more encompassing: a pageant of fear, as my colleague John Cassidy has noted, directed at a vast range of opponents, from the Islamic State to Black Lives Matter to the Libyan mobs that sacked the consulate in Benghazi.

Over the years, this myth has led to businesses focusing budget and resources on improving the experience at a vast range of different customer touch points.

The lanthanides are chelated to DTPA which is stable at a vast range of assay condition resulting in that one chelate structure works for almost all assay designs and applications.

Critics have portrayed peacekeeping as a poor substitute for intensive combat training at the vast ranges that the Army has established in Europe and the United States.

If we're looking at BP's sponsorship of the arts, we should be looking at BP's sponsorship of a vast range of community and social facilities across the country.

It's noticeable when you walk through the door, when you speak to the friendly, knowledgeable staff, when you look at the shelves and see the vast range of titles on offer.

Most commentators on the horse meat scandal argue that supermarkets' insistence on providing a vast range or products at extremely low prices made it unavoidable that expensive ingredients would be replaced with cheap ones.