At Yeovil, Odubade found first-team opportunities sparse, playing a total of six times during the club's 2004 05 campaign, scoring once.
Beyond his songwriting, Mr. Young has forged three lasting styles: his sparse solo playing, his countryish bands and the overwhelming electric clout of Crazy Horse.
Our study points to the dense flows (i.e., flows with densely clustered packets) as the correlation-causing factor in small time scales, and reveals that the traffic composition in terms of proportions of dense vs. sparse flows plays a major role in influencing the small-time scalings of aggregate traffic.
"What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul?" was slow and bone-sparse; unflashily played, it sails aloft on the brothers' voices -- Bill's especially, an eerie falsetto moan.
The show's title, "The Essence of Things," and its sparse, enshrining installation play up Brancusi's metaphysical poetry at the expense of his earthy wit.
In some songs the guitar would be absent from the verses entirely to allow the drums and bass guitar to support the vocals, or it would only play sparse melodies like the two-note pattern used in "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
He relies on folky melodies and gentle soul vamps, strumming an acoustic guitar or playing sparse piano parts; his current album, "White Ladder" (ATO/ BMG), is resolutely understated.
Barlett's sparse, subtle piano playing is laced through the Gloaming's music, moving it, and the music of Ireland, in captivating new directions.
The teams' sparse meetings, despite playing in the same conference, could be traced to the difficulties associated with traveling between Lexington and Chapel Hill.
Simultaneously, enough time had passed that the 80's had become cool again, and a former D.J. in that decade's Manhattan club-kid scene, Larry Tee, found a way to promote a bunch of musicians playing sparse, vintage, often fashion-conscious electro-pop by lumping it all together under the moniker electroclash.
