Sentence examples for sparse help from inspiring English sources

On June 26 she'll play the Rockwood Music Hall (rockwoodmusichall.com) with Mr. Sweeney and Mr. Ferguson — essentially the same sparse help as on "God Don't Know," a hymn of blind forbearance, and the rare song on this album about being stuck in place.

Part of it is in the way the FiveThirtyEight forecast is constructed, since it uses nonpolling factors in a state (like its past voting results, relative to the national mean) in cases where the polling is sparse, helping to avoid unwarranted fluctuations based on one or two outlier polls.

The number of countries and years for which data is available is too sparse to help detect even the largest of potential effects on economic development.

SVM learning adapts to the data and often outperforms other classifiers; the use of sparse data helps SVM to learn efficiently.

To jump-start a new relationship with Burma, where personal connections with officials are so sparse, symbols can help.

When the aperture size is fixed, the array with more sensors exhibits better performance as more sensors acquire more measurements, which helps sparse signal recovery.

Following World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations that nations where healthcare is sparse should at least help women to become more aware of their bodies, Dr Fadl said that training and awareness-raising projects by the centre and others mean women increasingly visit her with early-stage breast cancer, rather than developed forms which are harder to treat.

In this paper, we provide a novel solution to update the CS measurement matrix by altering the secret sparse basis with the help of counter mode operation.

These sparse data do not help to elucidate Candida-bacteria association.

The sparse dictionary analysis would help us to uncover the biological patterns hidden in the high-dimensional biological data.

So far, the sparse amount of aid dropped in since 1996 has clearly helped.