Sentence examples for sparse content from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rayburn cited the service's sparse content — a handful of channels per city — and its technical requirements.

The sparse content of the transitional service, called Greek Public Television, or EDT, and its chunky primary-colored logo fueled a barrage of caustic commentary on Greek news Web sites and social networks Thursday.

On the one hand, this may lead to better imaging results due to a more sparse content of the reconstructed scene.

OXM Mikel Reparaz thought that the title should have been a launch release, where it would have been easier to overlook its sparse content.

The exhibit consists of a wooden cabinet the size of a flea-market stall, with two hanging racks of well-worn tops and bottoms, and a few shelves whose sparse contents are reminiscent of the ghostly porcelain assemblages of Edmund de Waal.

It's still crisp and clean, with sparse contents divided into appropriate pockets or separate, stylish zipper pouches.

The sparse new content takes a surprisingly long time to get through, though, because of the many gates the developer has put in the way of progress.

However, vascular networks manifest low spatial texture and sparse structural content so that even small variations in their location can make the intensity-based registration inefficient and prone to errors.

While the album Don't Blow Your Top was more sparse in content, due to the influence of producer Sherwood, it was the exception rather than the rule.

Except for the N50 length, the features of all four Stachybotrys assemblies, e.g., their short introns and sparse repeat content, are comparable to the finished F. graminearum assembly.

Our approach to furthermore determine gene homology by calculating phylogenetic similarities based on nucleotide alignments (Additional Files 1 and 2) resulted in unrooted phylograms (Additional Files 3 and 4) of sparse information content due to low posterior probability values for C. vulgaris samples.