Sentence examples for sparse 1 from inspiring English sources
The seeding was done by depositing sparse 1 μm polystyrene spheres upon a clean substrate before sputter depositing a simple band-stop filter.
We surveyed the change in understory vegetation within and outside of three deer exclosures on a single slope with three levels of understory vegetation cover: sparse (1%, exclosure "US"), moderate (30%, exclosure "MM"), and dense (80%, exclosure "LD") over 10 years after a 30% thinning of an old-growth cedar and cypress plantation which was overgrazed by sika deer.
For mechanism B (Figure 10G) with sparse (1 Hz) activation, the accuracy of copying is improved compared to Figure 10D).
Mechanism A (STDP alone without error correction at 5 Hz activation, figure 10B) could only copy 2 out of 15 3-node motifs correctly, and Mechanism A with sparse (1 Hz) activation (figure 10E) could only copy 8 out of 15 motifs correctly.
A weak switch in direction was also demonstrated in one study comparing fairly sparse (1 dot/°) to dense (6 dot/°) parameters (Becker et al., 2008).
However, as many countries lack population-based data on SCC incidence, mortality, and survival, details are sparse 1, 5. From the early 1970 2005, Norway had the highest SCC incidence rate in Scandinavia.
However, mtDNA reports about domestic duck and wild mallard are relatively sparse [ 3, 9, 29, 30].
While β-blockers are often continued in patients after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery, even in patients with preserved left ventricular (LV) function, evidence for their efficacy in this setting is sparse [ 1, 3, 4].
While it's true that the inhabitants are pretty sparse (178 people per square kilometre – in my home borough there are 11,305), I think I agree with Dilys.
Until then, his home will be a sparse, 150-square-foot cell whose past inhabitants include Jack Kevorkian, the so-called suicide doctor.
To protect its environment, it caps the number of tourists to a sparse 10,000 a year, which is even fewer than Antarctica gets.
