The Net's combination of free content and sparse advertising led Myhrvold to be dubious — as he had been all along — of its commercial potential.
In other popular languages, Wikipedia content is sparse: in Spanish, there are only 900,000 articles, and in Swahili, spoken across East Africa, fewer than 24,000.
Nonetheless, although Xbox Live Arcade games, picture packs, dashboards and profile themes continued to be a Marketplace success for Microsoft, the aforementioned in-game content remained sparse.
The transparency of the construct is therefore likely the result of its high water content, relatively sparse distribution of narrow collagen fibres and uniform refractive index.
Mr. Rayburn cited the service's sparse content — a handful of channels per city — and its technical requirements.
While professor of physiology at the Sorbonne (1869 86), he found that the illness suffered by animals at high altitudes is caused mainly by the low oxygen content of the sparse atmosphere.
The sparse content of the transitional service, called Greek Public Television, or EDT, and its chunky primary-colored logo fueled a barrage of caustic commentary on Greek news Web sites and social networks Thursday.
The interfaces are clumsy and the content online is sparse anyway.
On the one hand, this may lead to better imaging results due to a more sparse content of the reconstructed scene.
The volume fractions of pores (VP), highly clustered area (VH), and clustered area (VC) increase with the increase of carbon fiber content while the sparse area (VS) shows the opposite trend.
