Sentence examples for Notably sparse from inspiring English sources

The list below is notably sparse in books by women.

In contrast to this bounty and, perhaps, as a result of it, the best actress field was notably sparse.

In a musical theatrical tradition overflowing with torch songs, the number of lachrymose ballads that Loesser produced was notably sparse.

Until recently, however, philosophical interest in conceptual art, or conceptualism, has been notably sparse.

Although the open letter is signed by nearly 150 people, signatures from employees of some of the largest tech companies — Facebook, Apple, and Google — are notably sparse.

"The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer". Perhaps it should not have been surprising; the fists-up approach was very much consistent with the way Trump conducted his transition to being president, which was long on angry tweeting and personal score-settling and notably sparse in the way of reaching across the partisan aisle or placating enemies.

These notably include sparse coding methods and deep neural networks.

Notably, by using sparse DBG, the memory consumption for graph construction decreased dramatically, but the N50 contig and N50 scaffold dropped.

This representation underlines that the number of dense projections remains roughly constant, while the number of intermediate and sparse projections decreases notably with structural type, as revealed by the above correlation analyses.

His species is most notably found in South America and Latin America and in sparse spots in the American Southwest.

At times — notably on the Swahili ballad "Malaika," with sparse backing from an acoustic guitar, and the South African standard "Lakutshona Llanga," softly arranged for the band — Ms. Kidjo scaled back the stentorian radiance in her voice.