Sentence examples for some sparse from inspiring English sources

Danny Welbeck was making the most of some sparse service and, though Spurs had most of the early play, Mauricio Pochettino's team were clearly rocked to be behind.

Masks were painted red, with white details; some sparse decorative engraved detail was filled in with white, and carved wooden accessories, seed rattles, and feathers were added.

These seem like sketches of worlds in which the poet knows there is some sparse happiness, and a happiness he can even imagine himself sharing, but from which his exclusion provides the unspoken poignancy of the poem.

On the contrary, some sparse shrinkage methods, such as [11], necessitate non-linear processing with some prior distributions of signals.

However, it is quite difficult to predict the unknown permeability information only by some sparse data in the process of interpolation.

The binder is a lime-based (calcitic), nearly homogeneous, micritic sometime microsparitic matrix, although some sparse uncarbonated rounded lumps of lime were also observed.

Some are sparse, some poetic.

The objective of our method is to exploit some intrinsic sparse structure in the stochastic solution by constructing the sparsest representation of the stochastic solution via a bi-orthogonal basis.

We present some known sparse methods and we recall the single best replacement (SBR) [30] algorithm and its advantages as compared to other algorithms such as OMP, OLS, and CoSaMP, to name a few.

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.

The lesions showed only scanty inflammation characterized by some occasional sparse lymphocytes and collection of haemosiderin containing histiocytes.