Sentence examples for now a sparse from inspiring English sources

Attercliffe, a once thriving area fueled by the proximity of the busy steelworks, is now a sparse, rather barren part of the city that's renowned for its sex industry.

In line with these published data, we now see a sparse CDX1 promoter methylation among the 15 analysed T84 clones grown in the absence of 6TG.

During a September interview with NPR's "On The Media," Greenhouse recalled a time when newspapers such as The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times all had beat reporters, and that some major labor events now draw only a sparse attendance.

Now that we have a sparse representation of the PST problem, we can solve it using a sparse recovery algorithm.

where (mathring {underline {mathbf {S}}}^{-1}(n)) is now the inverse of a sparse matrix that is inexpensive to compute when exploiting the matrix structure accordingly.

Sadly, it is too late for the libraries of Denaby and Carcroft, which were closed very quietly just before Christmas, and whose residents in the deprived ex-mining communities now have to rely on a sparse mobile service.

"Where before a tiger roared now a locomotive whistles, and where there was once a sparse scattering of Chinese trappers there are now large Russian settlements.

Now, by solving (11) we indeed obtain a sparse chemical reaction topology).

At 68, he now wore a face lined with deep folds, and his lips hung slack, crested with a sparse mustache.

Perhaps there is a need, now, in this sparse new normal, to break with the past: old models won't save anyone.

The hair is clipped; the beard now seems sparse and raffish.