Sentence examples for sparse paper from inspiring English sources

Mr Souter too had only a sparse paper trail on controversial issues; he was nominated to the court in 1990 by the current president's father, who wanted to avoid the kind of bruising confirmation battle that Ronald Reagan had faced over Robert Bork.

Bowie left a "frustratingly sparse paper trail" of his life, and for many "where history failed, the legends prevailed".

The scenery, designed by James Fouchard, manages to serve the musical's needs but looks sparse on Paper Mill's vast stage.

As the literature on implementing care pathways is sparse, this paper also draws on lessons from clinical guidelines and protocols, as they have received more scrutiny, especially examining active implementation efforts rather than passive diffusion [ 12- 14].

Yet even in those cases the coverage is generally sparse: in this paper last week, the gang rape of a teenager was reported as a single paragraph.

Noting that the bank issued its first banknotes in 1694 to pay for the war against France, Carney said: "These sparse pieces of paper from the 17th century have developed over the years to become the small works of art that are in everyone's wallets".

In this paper, sparse representation algorithms have been innovatively applied to the BWIM data compression.

In this paper, sparse representation is used for facial expression processing.

In the present paper, sparse polynomial chaos (PC) expansions are introduced in order to compute sensitivity indices.

In this paper, sparse reconstruction is considered to make use of the full measurement set corresponding to the multi-frequency operation for DOA estimation with co-prime arrays.

In contrast to classical low-rank and transformed sparse decomposition, this paper has the following merits: We introduce the use of rank-one matrix in dynamic cardiac MRI data which avoids singular value decomposition (SVD).