Sentences with phrase «vast reservoir»

Children with vast reservoirs of background experience share space with peers whose world is circumscribed by the few blocks of their neighborhood.

The now - solid Tava deposits apparently flowed from vast reservoirs of once - waterlogged sand, some of them containing more than 1 million cubic meters of material.

Most of the water in the universe floats in vast reservoirs called molecular clouds.

In April, an Italian radar instrument will search for vast reservoirs of subsurface ice, following up on hints from NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter.

17 Scientists at Oregon State University have identified vast reservoirs of water beneath the ocean floor.

These starburst galaxies convert vast reservoirs of cosmic gas and dust into new stars at a furious pace — many hundreds of times faster than in stately spiral galaxies like our own galaxy, the Milky Way.

A new study in Nature Communications shows that ice sheets may be keeping vast reservoirs of methane in check.

Both have vast reservoirs of energy available and both can be used to generate electricity, which in turn can be used to make fuels such as hydrogen.

Affordable IoT sensors open up a vast reservoir of data for business owners.

Blessed with one of the richest commodities sources in the world, Australia literally provides the building blocks of Chinese growth and sits atop an vast reservoir of future wealth generation.

When Adam sinned, he became distant from God and beyond the vast reservoir of knowledge that God held.

Benedict XVI's visit revealed a a vast reservoir of goodwill towards the Church.

It became the source of the vast reservoir of missionaries who went from America at the turn of the century.

Here, admittedly, I am drawing on personal spiritual experience, but I can do so out of a vast reservoir of purgative suffering.

While Garrison vented his wrath against slavery, the Colonization Society, and the Northern clergymen, another man, Theodore D. Weld, Presbyterian minister, was quietly building a vast reservoir of antislavery sentiment.

Harper still has untapped talent — vast reservoirs of it — and if the Nationals are going to win their division by 10 games, they'll need Harper to tap into that well, or else run the risk of winning the division by seven games.

More important, of the 16 or so rival proposals for a casino license, the Harriman site would be the closest — 50 miles — to New York City and its vast reservoir of potential customers, which would include tourists as well as residents.

Many Egyptians have seen the dam as a provocation, because its vast reservoir could retain nearly the annual average flow into Egypt.

«The real impetus of all of this was the fact that the Oort cloud — this vast reservoir of comets thought to surround our solar system — extends out 1.5 light - years,» Preston says.

Vast reservoirs of heat are locked in the earth's interior, untapped.

The lake, which is almost half a kilometre deep in places, is on Rwanda's north - west border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (see map) and contains a vast reservoir of dissolved methane.

It is relatively shallow, with an average depth of 170 feet, but it extends 930 miles off shore and contains a vast reservoir of radium and other chemical compounds.

The Kuiper belt is a vast reservoir of icy rocks that extends from about 3 billion miles from the sun, beyond Neptune's orbit, to about 5 billion miles out.

Kuiper Belt: 30 — 50 AU The Kuiper belt is a vast reservoir of icy rocks that extends from about 3 billion miles from the sun, beyond Neptune's orbit, to 5 billion miles out.

Vast reservoirs of previously undetected gas could account for much of galaxies» matter, solving a cosmic mystery.

One of those potential explanations, for example, is that there might have been a vast reservoir of groundwater when the Lyot impact occurred.

In between the hundreds or even thousands of galaxies in a cluster, there are vast reservoirs of super-heated gas that glow brightly in X-ray light.

u «The daunting problem for theories of structure formation in the Universe is to understand how such huge black holes [3 billion solar masses] and the vast reservoirs of gaseous fuel were assembled so soon after the Big Bang...» Edwin L. Turner, «Through a Lens Brightly,» Nature, 27 June 2002, p. 905.

In the current narrative of how galaxies like our own Milky Way formed, cosmologists postulate they were once fed from a vast reservoir of pristine hydrogen in the intergalactic medium, which permeates the vast expanses between galaxies.

Rather than paper, powder, and fire, this galactic light show involves a giant black hole, shock waves, and vast reservoirs of gas.

There, the researchers say, vast reservoirs of crude oil and hydrocarbons were tucked beneath a shallow sea, waiting to be set ablaze.

The Internet is a vast reservoir of medical information, much of it accurate, up - to - date, and useful.

And simply having a vast reservoir of knowledge isn't helpful if it's not being used.

Without burdening busy adults with unreasonable requests, I - B leaders adopt effective family engagement practices that make it easy for this vast reservoir of goodwill to be leveraged for dynamic purposes.

After that, tapping the mighty V - 8's vast reservoir of midrange torque requires little more than telepathy.

There is also a vast reservoir (1.5 million - plus) of free public - domain works (primarily books published before 1923 whose American copyrights have expired) available from a variety of sources.

Keynote: How Business Executives Succeed When Facing Public Policy Challenges Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce and Transportation Norman Mineta will offer examples from his vast reservoir of experience as to how business executives can ensure their views are properly represented in the government decision - making process.

Keynote: How Business Executives Succeed When Facing Public Policy Challenges Former Secretary Norman Mineta will offer examples from his vast reservoir of experiences as to how business executives can ensure their views are properly represented in the government decision - making process.