In a system that is carbon limited and extremely sparse biologically, why is the diversity so high?" Working in extreme environments has plenty of rewards, Cary says.
The population is extremely sparse.
Compared with WordPress and Tumblr, the Blogger app (on Apple and on Android) was extremely sparse.
Documentation for Pisidian is extremely sparse, comprising some two dozen tomb inscriptions consisting only of names and patronymics.
Taxicabs outnumbered most other cars, but taxis were still extremely sparse for a weekday; many were unable to get into Manhattan because the bridges and tunnels were closed.
In an extremely sparse interior, the chair, the headboard, the diary and the syringe all become very significant and are perfectly judged.
The population was still extremely sparse, but three loose unities seem to have crystallized: the Finns proper, the Tavastians, and the Karelians.
Drew Corbyn, energy consultant at Practical Action, said many community facilities may be using solar energy, or other small-scale energy technologies, although data on their use and impact is extremely sparse.
The comic Carry On! actor Kenneth Williams, for example, liked his apartment to be kept extremely sparse with hardly any possessions at all, maybe just a chair and table and bed.
He deployed as a machine gunner in early May 2009 to a small combat outpost in Paktika Province, at a time when American forces were extremely sparse in the area.
"When the food is extremely sparse, people resent that — and loudly complain," said Ken Rosen, a real estate lawyer who was sampling the fare at a Christie's auction on a recent evening.
