Physicists are proposing a revised view in which at least one of the extra dimensions is vastly larger -- large enough perhaps to be indirectly detected with existing accelerators.
The fiscal challenge posed by Medicare and Medicaid is vastly larger and infinitely more difficult to meet than that posed by Social Security.
Such pricing would allow Sharp to aim at the consumer market, which is vastly larger than the more limited professional one.
The first axiom is that the human knowledge base is vastly larger than the maximum individual human capacity to make effective use of that knowledge.
The group visiting India is vastly larger than on last week's Washington trip, when Mr Cameron was the only major figure.
Analysts say global corporations seeking a foothold in this potentially huge market have begun to notice CCTV, whose audience is vastly larger than every major television network in the United States and Europe combined.
According to the World Bank's latest report, only migrant workers from Mexico (most of whom work in the United States) and from India (whose overall population is vastly larger) sent more money home.
But it is vastly larger than today's CCS capacity, and the people needed cannot just be borrowed from the current fossil-fuel industry.The nuclear industry is also bedevilled by labour-force issues, at all skill levels.
The corporate credit market is vastly larger than the subprime market, and there are plenty of dubious loans outstanding that probably could not be refinanced in the current market.
In fact, public investment in higher education in America is vastly larger today, in inflation-adjusted dollars, than it was during the supposed golden age of public funding in the 1960s.
And, in the end, "Love" is a measure of how the Beatles' music continues to speak to new listeners, and how the group's constituency has continued to expand: The show's audience of eight million is vastly larger than the number of people who saw the Beatles perform live.
