Sentence examples for from a sparse from inspiring English sources

He took the stage to tepid applause from a sparse crowd.

Radke (13-9) tipped his cap to a standing ovation from a sparse crowd of 10,878.

This brief communication presents results from a sparse Lagrangian particle method coupled with large eddy simulations (LES) called MMC-LES.

Task-level parallelism is used to concurrently evaluate the independent simulation models arising from a sparse grid stochastic collocation method.

The goal was to reconstruct single b-value and/or multiple b-value data from a sparse set of measurements.

In addition, a method of tomographic reconstruction from a sparse data set provided by the experimental setup has been presented.

One can also arrive at a centrist position by endorsing a comprehension principle, but adding that it only guarantees the existence of properties built up from an sparse initial stock of simple properties (cf. Bealer 1994, 167).

Imaging spectroscopy, also known as hyperspectral imaging, has been transformed in less than 30 years from being a sparse research tool into a commodity product available to a broad user community.

He was not in uniform Friday for an impressive come-from-behind victory before a sparse crowd announced as 28,055 on a chilly, windy night.

Upon the composition-pattern dictionary learned from normal behavior, a sparse reconstruction cost criterion is designed to detect anomalies that occur in video both globally and locally.

Kuttner, sitting at a desk littered with feathers, hooks, threads and fur, stares at the fly he's fashioned from this chaos: a sparse, white-winged faux-insect known as a Coffin Fly.