Sentence examples for giving sparse from inspiring English sources

Giving sparse details of the planning of the attack, the prime minister added: "We have been working literally around the clock with the US to track him down.

And it very much aligns with the requirements of the ECJ," said Pritzker, giving sparse detail on the national security point.

Yet the Army's counterinsurgency manual still gives sparse attention to the proper disposal of equipment and supplies, as well as other environmental concerns.

The Iranian news media, meanwhile, gave sparse coverage to the killing in Bethesda, Md., of Ali Tabatabai, a former Iranian Embassy official who led a group opposed to the Islamic Republic.

In particular, we introduce a class of extensions to the directed graph corresponding to a given sparse matrix system, which when contains a stable sparse matrix system implies that the original system is stabilizable using periodic inputs.

Since the proposed method exploits data generalization by operating at item group and user group level during recommendation time, it is more effective and efficient than other baseline methods given sparse training data.

Expediting the Calais cases suggested the UK was at least trying to do the right thing and the high court had judged the process fair: although children were given sparse grounds for their refusal, this was due to French demands and time pressures.

But he worries that smaller districts may receive little guidance from their state and, given sparse funds, decide not to make STEM a priority.

Our approach is similar to the problems described for multinomial distribution parameter estimation given sparse data and a class of linear simplex constraints (Liu 2000).

For a given sparse channel, the sparsity vector d is just one of the (phantom {dot {i}!}2^{L_{h}}) possible binary vectors.

In the new optimization model, the minimization of the L2 norm of each section is used to encourage the cluster distribution locally, while the L0 norm of the L2 norms is minimized to give sparse distribution globally.