Sentence examples for vast and stable from inspiring English sources

For it offers the United States a vast and stable market, without the European political cohesion that might one day counter or offset American strategic dominance.

In particular, the vast and stable ecological opportunity offered by this tropical rainforest is best explained by the hypothesis that Troidini swallowtails evolved under the museum model of diversity.

The 33 miRNAs families that were conserved between cotton and other species add to our understanding that most miRNA families are ancient and stable over vast evolutionary timescales (fig. 2).

Their strong engineering focus comes through in their product which even at such an early stage is very well implemented, clean and stable with a huge (vast!) index.

"Huge zig-zag chimneys... and vast stables, gloomy, ruinous and empty".

Disease symbols, akin to gene symbols in being short, unique, mnemonic and stable (25 ), constitute an independent vast challenge.

Although the American market is traditionally regarded as being so vast and deep that it is more stable than emerging countries' markets, those countries have made big strides in managing their foreign exchange reserves, current account deficits and currency positions.

Our experiments are able to detect small changes in rRNA expression by measuring steady-state rRNA levels [34], however the pool of stable rRNAs is vast, and so changes due to alteration of transcriptional activity was expected to be small or statistically indistinguishable.

While download accelerators were very popular in the early days of (slow) broadband, today's fast and stable connections have mostly pushed them aside, and the vast majority of Internet users probably doesn't even remember them.

We used a vast spectrum of electronic devices (GPS, temperature-depth-recorders, satellite transmitters and geolocators) and stable isotopic analyses to study the year-round movements and the trophic status of yelkouan shearwaters from the Hyères archipelago (France).

Water-soluble divalent mercuric ion (Hg2+) is one of the most usual and stable form of mercury pollution, which provides a pathway for contaminating vast amounts of water and soil.