Such narratives shift the focus from the universal – too vast to address in a useful manner – to something more defined to which new donors can relate and potentially make a difference.
Death, beauty and the persistence of art are the vast topics addressed in "Forever," Heddy Honigmann's frustrating documentary set mainly in Père-Lachaise, the cosmopolitan Paris necropolis where artists including Proust, Chopin, Ingres and what's-his-rock-star from the Doors are buried.
Output regulation and observer design are two important problems for nonlinear systems, and there is a vast literature addressing each problem separately in the control literature.
When the other parties were still thinking strategy, Akhilesh Yadav was traversing the length and breadth of this vast state, addressing rallies and connecting with the voters.
The EPA's office of inspector general on Thursday said the agency had the authority and "sufficient information" to act far sooner than it did to address vast lead contamination in the city.
Loss of Computerized Consumer Data Points to Need for Security Overhaul The loss by Citigroup of a box of magnetic tapes with sensitive customer information from the back of a delivery truck is an example of a growing problem that victimizes 10 million consumers a year and which will require a vast overhaul to address.
Assumptions may be a billionaire's biggest problem as people will "presume that you can readily tap your vast wealth to address any problem," wrote Phillip Remaker.
And it is only a baby step toward addressing vast structural flaws within the Saudi system.
Charles E. Silberman, a journalist whose books addressed vast, turbulent social subjects including race, education, crime and the state of American Jewry, died on Feb. 5 in Sarasota, Fla.
After both televised addresses vast throngs gleefully defied the curfew, freshly deployed soldiers ignored the revellers and the head of the army warned of a collapsing state, prompting rumours of an imminent coup.
