I found this guy's sparse social media accounts, as well as his friends' and his family's.
While 1997 was chock full of black films, 1998 was a bit sparse, with even media mogul Oprah Winfrey's critically-acclaimed Beloved (1998) tanking at the box office.
This purchase of Fullscreen will leave a pretty sparse offering in independent media channels.
The USPSTF also tackled the topic of 'Women with Dense Breasts' in a 92 page report which received sparse coverage in the media and only a few comments from the medical community.
For example, in the media of sparse astrocytoma cells, more collagenase activity was seen than in dense cultures (Tamaki et al, 1996), and in epidermoid carcinoma cells, MMP9 secretion was detected only in sparse cultures (Xie et al, 1994).
C1 Sparse 9/11 Commemoration Virtually every media company is planning to commemorate the 9/11 terrorist attacks in some fashion, but usually with more limited and understated offerings than last year.
Publishers and authors still worry that African-American titles receive sparse coverage in the mainstream media — where the space allotted to books has been dwindling — while historically black newspapers like The Baltimore Times, where Ms. Bramble is publisher, often have scant resources to cover the arts.
Non-temporal instructions are often used during applications like media streaming and sparse matrix computations.
It got its start when lightweight laptops gained wireless access to the Internet and streaming media was still sparse.
Publicly available data from the considered social media networks were sparse and largely untrackable for the purpose of providing early clues of safety concerns regarding the prespecified case studies.
