Sentence examples for scarce work from inspiring English sources

This scarce work by the American diplomat, journalist and photographer, William Stillman, is the product of a tragic, but artistically rich period in his life.

While numerous laboratory and computational studies of carbon dioxide (CO2) injection into conventional oil reservoirs have been reported in the open literature, scarce work is being disclosed on CO2 displacement characteristics with both natural gas and liquid condensate where the displacement mechanisms are well-known to be significantly different to those in conventional gas/oil systems.

Despite the importance, scarce work is found in the analysis and visualization using various aspects of authorship styles and features.

Science writers are always griping -- understandably -- about the beginners and hacks stealing scarce work and driving rates down.

Although magnetically responsive catalyst has been intensively reported [25 31], scarce work has been dedicated to their application in the selective hydrogenation of unsaturated aldehydes [32].

Since scarce work has been dedicated to the liquid hydrogenation of 3-MeCal, limited reference data related to the conversion and selectivity can be obtained.

Apart from scarce works on sulfonyl imide derivatives, even in terms of basic parameters little is known about multivalent lithium salts' behavior in electrolytes.

The scarce works related to the optimization of this type of systems [ 19, 20] reveal that the problem presents significant computational and conceptual challenges due mainly to the presence of suboptimal solutions and to the computational cost associated to the simulation and, thus, the optimization.

A large number of people from the northeast leave their home states, where development is patchy and jobs scarce, to work and study in the country's large cities like Bangalore, Chennai and Pune.

Since the number of experimental results available in the literature on slender CFDST columns is scarce, this work provides novel results to this research field.

Fit adults left the village to seek scarce day work on building sites or tobacco farms, children were taken out of school, and anyone left in the village ate maize stalks, leaves and berries, prayed for rains that they knew would not come for months, or for food aid to arrive.