LATE plantations had completely closed canopies of loblolly pine and had a sparse understory of sassafras, maple, and blueberry.
By designing the sparsening filter so that the combined response of the (possibly non-sparse) channel and filter has a sparse impulse response, i.e., a response with only a handful of significant taps, the use of a BP-based MAP detector becomes feasible for detecting the bits.
In a classical ESN, its dynamic reservoir (DR) has a sparse and random topology, but the performance of ESN with its DR taking another kind of topology is still unknown.
But Wyoming has a sparse population, and potential terrorist targets are spread over a vast area.
Gordon, the author of "It Came From Memphis" and "The King on the Road," has a sparse documentary trail to follow (Waters never learned to read or write), but he brings his subject to life with good use of his own and others' interviews with Waters and his circle, and with well-researched details -- though the overlong notes hide information that could well have been integrated into the text.
Jimmy has a sparse, ruddy beard and wild, seductive eyebrows.
By Alexandra Horowitz February 11 , 2014Jimmy has a sparse, ruddy beard and wild, seductive eyebrows.
"The Thrill" has a sparse bass groove, layered keyboards, and existential lyrics with YOLO imagery.
Thus, the channel impulse response has a sparse nature [2 4].
Sinai has a sparse population -- about half a million.
