Sentence examples for vast reference from inspiring English sources
At the university library, Alicia looked through all hundred and fifty volumes of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, a vast reference work that catalogues Greek vases from around the world.
Attempting to do so would require scanning the tables of contents, indexes, and the body of the text itself of a wide array of books, periodicals, whatever might be is the print analog of a blog, government reports from many nations, and vast reference works containing the information of online databases, for instance, the names of biological taxa or geographic locations.
As a result of increasing read length, sample multiplexing capability and reducing costs, 16S sequence data is being accumulated from various microbial ecosystems, and vast reference databases like Silva [ 13, 14], Greengenes (GG) [ 15] and RDP [ 16] have been built to enable phylogenetic analysis of high-throughput data.
Among the vast references in this direction, Lagnese [9] proved a stability result via "connecting" it to the stability property of the plate equation (partial_{t}^{2}u+varDelta^{2}u+text{l.o.t}=0) (while the study of the stability and stabilization of the plate equation has a relatively long history).
One critic denounced it as "a monstrosity of a book", and suggested that its vast range of reference and style amounts to little more than heavy-handed pastiche.
The effects are to include a vision of the company's signature polo players, a giant horse-head belt wrapping the building and a lineup of vast neckties — a reference to the product on which Ralph Lauren was founded four decades ago.
The eBook provides instantaneous, electronic access to a vast collection of reference information to provide detailed background clinical and basic science, including relevant biochemistry, physiology, and genetics.
doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600426 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK In this age of Internet access to vast online medical reference databases, one has to ask what encourages the ownership of medical books.
The vast list of references he drops could be an encyclopedic dictionary of hip-hop, and the rhythm of his patter is so finely modulated that his 10-minute speech sounds like a grand aria of rap.
Karl Lagerfeld's mind is a vast store of references, handled with a sense of play in his Fendi collection, where black-framed color-blocked skirts and dresses seemed folded like construction paper.
The fact of the matter is that today one finds the word gene used with such a vast range of references that the search for a useful common denominator seems pretty hopeless.
