Sentence examples for a more sparse from inspiring English sources
Upland sites are drier and have a more sparse ground cover that merges into polar desert at higher elevations or where insufficient moisture is available for plant growth.
The proposed CSEC employs the compressed sensing technique to get a more sparse model with a more reasonable selection of base classifiers.
The otherworldly, ecstatic atmosphere of the early lyrics has cleared, and the poems in Responsibilities: Poems and a Play (1914) show a tightening and hardening of his verse line, a more sparse and resonant imagery, and a new directness with which Yeats confronts reality and its imperfections.
In a more sparse, unpopulated landscape, fires can serve to regenerate the soil, but in a populated area with lots of trees, fires can spread more easily and become much more dangerous, as they have become in recent summers in the Western United States.
This means the higher L e values lead to a more sparse root system.
On the one hand, this may lead to better imaging results due to a more sparse content of the reconstructed scene.
It had a good energy to it, and It was a lot more sparse of a record than some of my other work--there are not many overdubs and it's just pretty simple.
17.06ET The quotes from the Dank press conference were a little more sparse than those for an American-trained winner, as you would probably expect with man-of-few-words Ryan Moore on the panel.
Unclaimed profiles, especially for less famous musicians, will look a bit more generic and probably be a bit more sparse on the content side, but they should still have some basic information for fans, and for artists, Viacom SVP of Digital Music Strategy Shannon Connolly says they should serve as "as an invitation to come in and claim their page".
But once the crowds get past the Volt display, things might look a little more sparse than usual.
Perhaps that's one reason that the crowd in attendance at Donald Trump's inauguration seems a bit more sparse than in years past.
