Creed has stripped the Hayward of many of its walls, leaving it open, though anything but sparse and empty.
The apartment where most of the video is shot is cozy but sparse, with empty bookshelves and moving boxes strewn along the hallway.
Good software can mine a lot of meaning out of apparently sparse and empty data.
"Cambodia's once-vibrant media landscape is now a sparse desert, emptied by hook or by crook by Prime Minister Hun Sen". Edgardo Legaspi, executive director of the Southeast Asian Press Alliance, which advocated for press freedom, called the Post "the last bastion of independent media in Cambodia". The crackdown on a free press is part of a wider assault by Hun Sen against his critics.
But the turnout figure announced by Mr. Kablia, 42 percent — ostensibly up from the previous election's 35 percent — did not square with numerous reports of sparse turnout and empty polling places in much of the country.
This process maintained the size of the activity matrix but made it sparse (it generated empty cells in the matrix).
— The turnout at Microsoft's annual shareholder meetings is often sparse, with loads of empty seats in a conference hall in this Seattle suburb.
If you are hunting for more of a high-seas adventure, and your charter company allows it, take the two- to three-hour sail to Anegada, a flat, sparse island with gorgeous, empty beaches, a flock of flamingos and a large supply of lobster, which dominates the restaurant menus.
In the group B, the bone trabecular became sparse and fracture, more empty lacunae were seen in it.
In practice however, the value of τ is constrained by sample size because the genotype contingency tables for combinations rapidly become sparse and contain numerous empty cells when the order of the combinations increases.
