Sentence examples for sparse mixture of from inspiring English sources

The rest of the mourners were a sparse mixture of our family and Remo's drinking friends: housepainters, a local plumber and electrician, the Gypsy mechanics, the Albanian kid, his pimply face raw with grief.

Figure 19 A comparison of various spectral estimation methods for a sparse mixture of sinusoids (the top figure) using Prony, Pisarenko, MUSIC, and IMAT methods (in the order of improved performance); input SNR is 5dB and 256 time samples are used.

Bowers et al. showed that a sparse mixture of short- and long-range NOE restraints (approximately one restraint per residue) in addition to the backbone chemical shifts enables R osetta to build models at atomic-detail accuracy (34).

Let the signal x t be a finite mixture of sparse Dirac functions: x ( t ) = ∑ i = 1 k c i · δ ( t − t i ) (31).

During the study period, the landscape dynamics of the key ecological conservation zone of Tongziba Catchment were characterized by significant landscape type conversions from a mixture of sparse and dense, to moderately dense, grassland; landscapes became more fragmented and heterogeneous, patch shapes tended to become regular and simplified, and the landscape diversity was decreasing.

Dorfmeister tells THUMP over email, "Being the opening track of our new album Going Going Going, I feel like this song sums up the Tosca vibe for the whole record: the sense of going back to our roots celebrating the combination of sparse grooves and this mixture of all different kinds of influences, from bits of jazz to weird vocals and found sounds," he wrote.

The pooled dataset consisted of 71 adults and 195 children with severe malaria, with a mixture of sparse and rich sampling within the first 12 h after drug administration.

This algorithm was deployed under group constraints (Litvak and Friston 2008), which provides an optimal mixture of empirical sparse priors on sources that is consistent over participants.

In particular, cancers with predominant Gleason pattern 3 (e.g., 3 + 3 or 3 + 4) may be of sparse architecture consisting of a mixture of normal tissue and cancerous tissue or possessing glands with dilated lumina and are therefore soft.

The comparison of the habitat structure between both periods demonstrated that repeated-fire regimes modified the landscape from a homogeneous sparse forest to a contrasted heterogeneous mixture of scrubland and dense forest.

A mixture of rich and sparse pharmacokinetic sampling was performed in a subset of patients.