Sentence examples for comparatively vast from inspiring English sources

Identifying the true name of the mathematical objects of the problem has allowed us to leverage the comparatively vast corpora of a diverse range of disciplines, including: Computer Science, Mathematics, Information Theory and Coding Theory.

While our nineteenth-century predecessors understandably marveled at the railroad or the telegraph, a comparatively vast array of social activities is now being transformed by innovations that accelerate social activity and considerably deepen longstanding trends towards deterritorialization and social interconnectedness.

And while boarding schools offer a unique experience, often with comparatively vast resources, offering better guidance is a way in which all high schools (not just boarding schools) can better support young entrepreneurs.

Touting the benefits of the CD's comparatively vast storage space, Sega and its third-party developers produced a number of games for the add-on that include digital video in their gameplay or as bonus content, as well as rereleasing several cartridge-based games with high-fidelity audio tracks.

Fishing With Dynamite is the newish seafood restaurant from David LeFevre, who owns the comparatively vast Manhattan Beach Post next door and who came to local attention when he succeeded Michael Cimarusti as chef at Water Grill, maintaining its reputation as one of the best fish restaurants in town.

Psammocinia sp. 3983 is the only species in our data set with two haplotypes and may be another example of cryptic speciation in sponges [6], [8], [33] considering the comparatively vast divergence (3 nucleotide substitutions) between both haplotypes.

But its strategy has always been to sell comparatively fewer copies of the vast number of releases available on independent labels.

Rather, a battle is looming over a comparatively tiny area of the vast landfill and the city's intention of preserving the painful memories of what happened here.

The scarcity of water has led to a very uneven population distribution, with most people living along the fertile banks of the rivers or in fertile mountain foothills in the southeast; comparatively few live in the vast arid expanses of central and western Kazakhstan and western Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.

When he found that the 2nd Battalion, 503rd Parachute Infantry, was to take part, Browning argued that a larger airborne force should be utilised, as the vast distances and comparatively light opposition would provide a number of opportunities for airborne operations.

In sum, 32 genes met the statistical criteria and the vast majority revealed the comparatively highest expression in BRAFmut PTCs.