Sentence examples for vast overrepresentation of fields from inspiring English sources

The Constitution of the Fifth Republic is nearly as contradictory and irrational as our own (with its guarantee of vast overrepresentation of fields and the vast underrepresentation of cities), though, as with our own, its irrationalities are assumed to be a guarantor of its success.

However, computational analysis with a binding energy based position weight matrix of the S. solfataricus genome demonstrated a vast overrepresentation of appropriate sequence motifs of which only a very small subset seems to be actually bound in vivo.

The result today is vast overrepresentation for people from states like Vermont, Alaska, and Delaware, and profound underrepresentation for every single resident of America's great cities like Dallas, Miami, and New York.

Before the turn of the century, too, the vast new field of psychiatry had been opened up by Sigmund Freud.

Eventually, though, that vast quantum field of expectation had to find physical form.

"For me the vast open field of the unknown and the prison existed simultaneously".

Communication is one of the vast and rapidly growing fields of engineering.

The opening up of the vast shale-gas fields across Asia made gas a much more attractive proposition.

The vast woods and fields and the miles of waterways and marshes are full of wildlife.

But in the vast, fertile fields of California's Central Valley, part-time labor is not realistic.

Shailaja Sreenivas, 30, a homemaker from Bangalore, India, wheels a rented bike through the vast tulip fields of Keukenhof Gardens.