"sparse description" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a description or explanation that is brief, lacking in detail, or not fully developed. Example: The article provided only a sparse description of the historic event, leaving the reader with more questions than answers.
She suggests her sparse descriptions owe something to the Eastern manner of drawing with a single stroke, but cannot imagine writing in any other way.
Ms. Wall said that though most Americans have a specific idea of what constitutes Thanksgiving dinner, the sparse descriptions available of the 1621 feast are irksomely vague as to the menu.
Based on sparse descriptions of his illness and subsequent investigations, some medical historians suggest the cause of death might have been a disease related to cholera.
This learned dictionary adapted to sparse signal descriptions has proved to be more effective in signal reconstruction and classification tasks than the PCA method, which is demonstrated in the next section.
Lanthimos opts for sparse character descriptions in his scripts.
However, she found that Lie also added, subtracted, and modified contents; she noted his more sparse approach to description and the introduction of a new character, Thio Tian, who had lived in Java.
A more detailed description of sparse filtering can be found in [4].
Analyzing rich preclinical data with a semimechanistic model may be a relevant approach to facilitate the description of sparse clinical longitudinal tumor size data and to provide insights for the understanding of the drug mechanisms of action in patients.
Intuitively, the matrix H gives clustering information as described in lines 6 to 9. The detail description of sparse NMF is illustrated in the paper [ 31] by Kim and Park.
Scientific literature from this period contains descriptions of caring in nursing whereas contemporary literature, especially in the context of coronary care, is very sparse with regard to descriptions of caring in nursing and the few that do contain descriptions rarely do so from the perspectives of the nurses.
