Sentence examples for vast existence from inspiring English sources

In recent years, due to its vast existence in permafrost regions and deep ocean beds, increasing attention has been paid to the extraction, transportation and utilization of methane hydrate.

Considering the vast existence of bioaccumulated dioxins and PCBs and the resultant body burden in modern society, we suggest routine screening of both thyroid hormone levels and thyroid function in newborns.

Looking out at the vast universe, it appears that our own existence in the cosmos may be more capricious and insignificant than we may have thought.

Although the range of research fields in which hyperspectral imaging has been applied is vast, the existence of a quantitative hyperspectral imaging approach able to provide thickness information of thin layers could offer new applications beyond the aforementioned fields [14].

The storm has spoken: We humans are just tiny sparkling specks floating ever so briefly in the vast kaleidoscope of existence.

"I work with concepts of time human time, geologic time, cosmic time, and how humans relate within the vast web of existence.

Instead of shaking their fists at eternity and becoming overcome with sadness and depression, the artist rages at the dying of the light, seeking to overcome the vast loneliness of existence.

Finally, MOTdc does not have the counterintuitive consequence that the only difference between existent and nonexistent objects is that the latter lack the property of being existent, such that if an object goes out of existence, the vast majority of its properties (like being human, loving pancakes, being violent-tempered, and so forth) stay exactly the same.

For the vast majority of human existence (99percentt) we lived in a world that bore little resemblance to our contemporary one.

For the vast majority of human existence (99percentt) we lived in a world that bore little resemblance to the contemporary one.

That might be appropriate, healthy and bracing, but it does give the lie to suggestions that universities exist in this cocooned existence where the vast majority of their funding is predictable".