Mr. Rayburn cited the service's sparse content — a handful of channels per city — and its technical requirements.
Anchored by the three-part suite "Crimée," the electric piano compositions are strikingly sparse, with a handful of ambient field noises thrown in for good measure.
Heading inland, the road winds through a sparse landscape and a handful of hilltop villages: Gorbio, Sainte-Agnès – almost on a knife-edge – and Peillon.
While the early-stage market is relatively well funded and has a number of pan-European and regional investors, the growth segment in Europe is quite sparse and includes just a handful of firms.
By contrast, Japanese textbooks skim over the war in a handful of pages of sparse fact.
The vast armies that plagued the previous movie have melted away, and we find ourselves, as we did at the start of the franchise, in a wasteland — a sparse and hostile arena, in which a handful of desperadoes tussle to survive and, God willing, to come out on top.
Pseudo-transition analysis recapitulates known biology and identifies an unexpectedly sparse, transition-dependent regulatory landscape: typically a handful of regulatory events drive adaptation between carbon sources, with transcription mainly regulating TCA cycle flux and reactants regulating EMP pathway flux.
"Despite an eminent handful," Mr. Ward wrote, "Negro dramatists remain sparse in number, productions sporadic at most, and scripts too few to indicate discernible trends".
But at 907 Fifth Avenue and a handful of other buildings around the city, these sparse, monastic spaces are still intact at the buildings' highest point, even though today that loftiness generally makes for the swankiest location.
By designing the sparsening filter so that the combined response of the (possibly non-sparse) channel and filter has a sparse impulse response, i.e., a response with only a handful of significant taps, the use of a BP-based MAP detector becomes feasible for detecting the bits.
