Sentence examples for sparse natural from inspiring English sources

Profile Gambia has sparse natural resource deposits and a limited agricultural base, and relies in part on remittances from workers overseas and tourist receipts.

That is, some crayfish have sparse natural distributions [9] and individuals have short fights and then separate [10].

The pol mitotype, which is sparse in natural rapeseed germplasm, resulting in cytoplasmic male sterility with easily-found restorer lines, was discovered first by Fu [ 36], has been widely used in to generate heterosis.

Less than one-tenth of the country is used for intensive production; one-fourth is virtually unused, and three-fifths is employed for sparse grazing on natural or near-natural pastures.

The basic unit of sparse representation for natural image is patch.

Based on the assumption about the sparse representation of natural images and the theory of compressed sensing, very promising results about single-image super-resolution were obtained by an excellent algorithm introduced by Yang et al. [45].

Second, optimized soil hydraulic parameters were used by HYDRUS-1D to simulate the water balance of the sandy-loess sediments during a 25-year period (1990 2015) for three environmental conditions: bare soil, and soil with both sparse and dense natural vegetation.

For each species, the number of flowers in these patches gave densities similar to the sparse and small natural patches found in the field margins (see results).

Yet this sparse economy reduces the natural world to something resembling the aftermath of a nuclear winter across vast tracts of the uplands.

We present a new approach to compressive light field photography that exploits a joint tensor low-rank and sparse prior (LRSP) on natural light fields.

In sparse representation scheme, a natural image can be coded using a small number of basis functions chosen out of an over-complete code set.