Sentence examples for sparse off from inspiring English sources

Since the adjacent pixels tend to have close intensities, the adjacency histogram is sparse off the diagonal.

We describe and evaluate an alternative approach to reconstruct the forest canopy from sparse, leaf-off airborne laser scanning (ALS) data with a wall-to-wall coverage.

AMENITIES Somewhat sparse.

Equipment sparse again.

Are they halting or sparse?

In this figure, the maximum hands-off control is sufficiently sparse (i.e., there are long time durations on which the control takes zero) while the L 2-optimal control is smoother but not sparse.

Recently, researchers have begun tackling the time-varying case, building off sparse regression techniques, like the lasso (Tibshirani, 1996).

A Louis Changarnier Vin de Pays d'Oc Pinot Noir (£29.50) off the sparse but useable list is light and likeable.

All the same, Stockler says that when the hard day's work is at an end, it's easy to find tight knit communities of players, friends, and family gathered around the sparse field to blow off steam.

Even when the frequency response of the demodulation filter is assumed to be sparse, e.g., when roll-off is small and a ZF filter span L can be smaller than the total number of subcarriers, the modem scheme presented in this paper is less complex than the solution proposed in [4].

Leaves turn yellow, then fall off, leaving behind sparse foliage.