Spammers use zombies to create vast networks, called botnets, that they use to send messages.
We'd treat dogs like dogs instead of creating vast networks that treat them as overindulged teenagers.
In 2000 America's National Academy of Engineering gave a different answer: "the vast networks of electrification".
Among the grand words, however, the rich countries still refused to pay for the poorer ones to install vast networks.
Mass college sports are the emotional hubs at the center of vast networks of analysis, criticism and conversation.
No one at the airport or in the vast networks of interlocking airline alliances had a clue, she said.
There are vast networks of countryside trail and paths (with recognised races for any distance, from 5km to 100 miles) both inside and outside every city.
Far less money is spent now on maintaining the vast networks of water drainage and irrigation that crisscross the country than was expended under Communism.
Vast networks of surveillance cameras could be set up, backed up by undercover security personnel posing as passengers and airport workers.
The British artist Richard Wright was commissioned to design ceilings on either side of Rembrandt's "Night Watch" that are vast networks of black stars.
Western banks, Mr Guo says, "don't have many opportunities" to build enough branches to rival the vast networks of the big domestic banks.
