Sentence examples for more sparsely placed from inspiring English sources

The earlier, space-filling linear design yields to more sparsely placed curvilinear designs consisting of dots.

A significant result for mapping consistency was 0.17 m near buildings and 0.08 m near sparsely placed oil tanks.

With the increasing of sampling spacings, i.e., data are more sparsely acquired, the data rate decreases at certain distortion.

Just after the railroad right-of-way, NY 133 turns southwestward onto Station Place while NY 120 proceeds northwest as Millwood Road for one more sparsely developed block before terminating at a junction with NY 100 (Saw Mill River Road) at the northern edge of the hamlet.

In the Middle Ages, Polish workers were considered idle relative to their British counterparts, but their living standards were roughly the same; Poland was merely more sparsely populated.Once the trap had been dealt with, by improvements in agricultural productivity and the opening up of American arable land, British society was well placed to exploit the opportunities for economic growth.

Other artists in the exhibition are more sparsely presented.

The bride's side was more sparsely filled.

The opponents of the law were much more sparsely represented.

Eastern Connecticut is more sparsely populated but still leans Democratic.

The government grants might encourage power companies to install it in more sparsely populated areas.

P.S. Next week, I'll be out of the office and will be blogging more sparsely.