Sentence examples for sparse hand from inspiring English sources

The Source called the song a "guaranteed party starter" with its "blaring horns, funky organs, guitar riffs and sparse hand claps".

She sometimes overinterprets the sparse material at hand.

Despite this fact, discussion of the care of these injuries is sparse in the hand surgery literature.

On the other hand, sparse network structures and pores several hundred nanometers to several micrometers in size were observed for MWNTs with large diameters.

Zambia's governmental health system suffers from shortage of surgical supplies and poor management skills for the sparse resources at hand.

On the other hand, sparse studies in wrestlers and in obese subjects have shown that BCAA supplementation exerts beneficial effects on body weight and body fat [ 102].

Shortage of surgical supplies and medication, lack of maintenance of plant and equipment and poor management skills for the sparse resources at hand, have rendered adequate patient care practically impossible.

Not until the middle of the 19th century would the debate on North American climate change finally be put to rest by early climatologists who had cranked out numbers by hand from sparse and slowly accumulating weather observations and phenological data.

As well as her most lyrically impressive work, it's also the most musically satisfying, featuring a sparse palette of guitars, hand percussion and cello, which finds its most complete realisation in the opening 16-minute sequence whose four songs are segued along an unspooling thread of guitar figures and drones, hypnotically drawing the listener deeper into the emotional entanglement.

Having the dictionary in hand, a sparse representation for (A^{N}) is sought.

On the other hand, in sparse density scenarios, vehicles have to face with failures in the message delivery.