Sentence examples for one of sparse from inspiring English sources

played two sets, one of sparse electronic music and one of heftier hip-hop tracks, that might have sounded better during a night of clubbing.

Multiple-mirror telescope (MMT) is one type of sparse aperture systems.

One characteristic of sparse point clouds from keypoint-based visual SLAM is that keypoints are clustered at highly textured areas.

Sparse PLS Discrimination Analysis is computationally efficient because it only requires computational time for one run of Sparse PLS and a classifier.

To be included, patients also had to display at least one week of sparse symptoms (scores less than two) in the mid-follicular phase.

In one of the sparse studies on applicant screening among UK child service organisations it transpired that hiring decisions are largely based on skill assessments and 'gut feelings' regarding the applicant's motivation to work in this particular setting, in combination with over-reliance on background checks (Price et al. 2013).

In fleshing out, and embroidering, on the biblical narrative, Aronofsky and his co-writer Ari Handel have conceived of their Noah as an doughty warrior with a husbandman's conscience – early on, he tells his son off for picking one of the sparse flowers growing out of the rocky soil, saying: "We take only what we need, only what we can use".

I like "controversial director of football" as a description, it being one of those sparse pieces of phrasing into which whole volumes of meaning have been telescoped.

One of the sparsest, "Summer of Love," was recorded outside, with a single microphone, and it is bookended by an unexpected sound: the barking of a dog, which evidently had the good sense to keep quiet — as most audiences do — while Crutchfield was singing.

The beamspace steering vector in the presence of mutual coupling for compact UCAs [5, 7] is a special case of the one for sparse UCAs with H = I.

The other one main problem of sparse representation is dictionary learning.