Sentence examples for making sparse from inspiring English sources

While Fulham were making sparse impact in attack, Liverpool's fluidity departed them after half-time, with midfield passing being eschewed for long balls forward, few of which created anything of note.

Matrices can be made sparse by supplying an expression that defines which elements of the matrix should be executed.

Most natural signal can be made sparse by applying orthogonal transforms such as wavelet transform, Fast Fourier transform, discrete cosine transform.

Most natural signals can be made sparse by applying orthogonal transforms such as wavelet transform, Fast Fourier Transform, or Discrete Cosine Transform.

A possible solution is to make sparse signal processing usable for 5G RACH, exploiting joint sparsity of messages, mobile channels, and user activity [22].

A faster version of discrete S-Transform has been proposed recently in reference [11] by one of the authors, which is made sparse with complex sinusoid modulated Gaussian atom and new frequency scaling, and band pass filtering techniques.

A large number of methods for BI of underdetermined mixtures start from the assumption that the sources are sparse by nature (i.e., in its own domain such as the time domain) or could be made sparse in another domain (e.g., a transform domain).

The second term, on the other hand, tries to reduce the L1 norm of the activation vectors, thus making them sparse.

However, in the case of our target language Brazilian Portuguese we have to deal not only with much greater lexical variation (making data sparse) but also with the lack of sizeable training data.

Avoid the appearance of a unibrow by starting your eyebrows too close together, or making them sparse by starting too far away.

The stem tissue is made of sparse, thin, longitudinally oriented hyphae measuring 294 by 39 µm.