Alas, there is no such help in this volume; the fairly sparse notes at the back do little more than point to well-known landmarks, and the reader keen to resolve lexical puzzles has to go elsewhere, to commentary by other scholars.
Twain's sparse notes do contain some fairy-tale-style moralizing Johnny is warned that the magic seeds he's given will only flower if he can "tend to them constantly, and keep a pure heart" and "avoid complainings," for instance.
When you do challenge the ticket, the officer's sparse notes will make him want to skip the hearing.
Even if he does come to the hearing, his sparse notes and memory will help the judge decide in your favor.
While [1, 2] primarily focused on the case where the original channel is sparse, we note that even non-sparse channels can be sparsened with a simple linear, finite impulse response (FIR) filter.
Although the sampling areas are sparse, we note a tendency of frequency peaks in reflection coefficient spectra to be most observable at low latitudes (results 8, 9, and 10).
The sparse medical notes do not lead to a definitive diagnosis, but a close analysis of her work suggests to biographers such as Lyndall Gordon that the "It" at the centre of a number of Dickinson's poems is epilepsy.
In "Out of My Hands," a song with sparse, two-note piano parts from the band's 2005 album, "Stand Up," Mr. Matthews sang about feeling insane, "looking down from here, out on my window ledge".
The orchestral arrangements — by Nico Muhly, Maxim Moston and the orchestra's conductor, Rob Moose — were almost tidal, often building from a few sparse piano notes to panoramic chordal crests, or working through stormy transformations.
