Sentence examples for vast study from inspiring English sources

Another vast study concerns congressional voting.

Ten years later he released his vast study "Cuba: The Pursuit of Freedom".

However, in 2006 three Chinese academics began a vast study of the performance of privatised companies, summarised in a recent working paper*.

Two novels will loom large under Christmas trees this year: Eleanor Catton's record-breaking Booker winner (longest novel, youngest author) The Luminaries (Granta), and Donna Tartt's vast study of art and loss, The Goldfinch (Little, Brown).

As Toynbee's vast "Study of History" revealed a vision of a future world governed by a kind of rarefied Christianity, Kaplan's slender essay foresees a vaguely unified world without states, with globalization in place of religion.

Bribing, it turns out, doesn't always speed things up: in a vast study of twenty-four hundred companins in fifty-eight countries, Daniel Kaufmann, of the World Bank, and Shang-Jin Wei, of the I.M.F., found that the more a company had to bribe, the more time it spent tied up in negotiations with bureaucrats.

Museums play a significant role in studies like this because they house large collections of bird specimens that provide the DNA necessary to support such vast studies.

At PCR, portraits are hung alongside landscapes and huge abstractions (the traces of dust on processing paper) take their place beside equally vast studies of ordinary things, like a weed standing tall in his unkempt garden.

Vast studies in the literature are mostly based on single-input single-output (SISO) methods.

Fundamental and vast studies about the classical Sturm-Liouville, Dirac operators, Schrödinger equation, and hyperbolic equations are well studied (see [1 9] and references therein).

With the vast studies on CAF, only very little attention has been paid to answering the questions pertaining to shutdown and restart of a CAF line.