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CIN correlates with tumor relapse and is thought to promote drug resistance by creating a vast genomic landscape through which karyotypically unique clones survive lethal drug selection.
Instead, they argue, we have no choice but to ratify the status quo — i.e., mass low-skilled immigration from Mexico and Central America — by creating a vast new guest-worker program and offering citizenship to illegal immigrants already here.
By creating a vast database of personal accounts, the Internet provides a better idea of abduction's extent, allowing abductees to feel themselves part of a widespread phenomenon rather than isolated in the singularity of their experiences.
Mr. Cobb's plan would have reduced the architectural cacophony of the airport's sprawling array of separate terminals by creating a vast central building, a modernist monument that would quite literally have brought order out of chaos.
Mr. Erdogan has a vision of reshaping Taksim not just with the mosque, which would be built near the French consulate, but also by creating a vast piazza by knocking down a row of kebab and schwarma shops that would create a pedestrian space between the mosque and an Orthodox church, a juxtaposition meant to symbolize Ottoman tolerance for minority, non-Muslim religions.
New York State, which runs the Javits Center, has been promoting a plan that would double its 760,000 square feet of exhibition space by creating a vast complex stretching all the way to 42d Street from the center's present site on the western end of 38th Street.
But the package deal tosses in an Ergotron DS100 stand that holds the slim-frame units cheek by jowl, creating a vast expanse of virtual desktop that resembles some starship's cockpit.
He spent his life creating a vast illustrated memoir.
September 23: The Chapman brothers, Dinos and Jake, are to embark on one of the most ambitious efforts ever to remake a destroyed work of art by creating a new version of their vast sculpture, Hell, destroyed by the fire at the Momart warehouse in Leyton, east London, in May.
It brings business to local proprietors and good vibes to attendees by creating an event that is vast, yet intimate.
In an American context, this would be like responding to the Tea Party's complaints about big government by promising to create a vast, deficit-funded federal bureaucracy to deal with them.
