Sentence examples for small sparse from inspiring English sources

The population of Montana is small, sparse, and unevenly distributed; slightly more than half is urban.

The three actors are seated near one another on a small, sparse stage, each with his or her own distinct props and lighting.

Boulders form parts of the walls, and the small, sparse monks' cells are designed so that it is impossible to lie down at full stretch.

In the case of 0.25-s pulse time, the resulting Pt nanodots are very small, sparse, and nonuniform.

The restored small sparse Word images after using the reweighted l 1 minimization algorithm, the chaotic iterative algorithm, the A T Bregman iteration, and the A † Bregman iteration are plotted in Figure 3.

The original image of the third row in Figure 5 is a forest image with complicate texture that was taken from 100 m high, with some small sparse cast shadows.

Especially, in Figure 2a, even at the smallest sparse level (K = 5), the MSE of the algorithm based on the Laplace prior is already at the order of 10−1, which is about ten times bigger than that of the MMP algorithm at the highest sparse level (K = 40), not to mention if it is compared with that of the MMP algorithm at the same sparse level (K = 5).

Early reviews for the Narnia series for which he is best known were small and sparse.

A Welsh rarebit was small and sparse on the toppings and just frankly inferior to the tombstone-sized version served across the road at St John.

The end walls of houses were frequently screened with planks that were incised or painted with small and sparse units of design, often showing stylized animals and fish.

Most of the rooms, including former servants' quarters, are small and sparse, but for those who prefer more sumptuous accommodations, there are three luxury suites with four-poster beds and private baths.