Sentence examples for sparse setting from inspiring English sources

Here, the hard wooden chairs and streaked lime-green walls, the sparse setting and ominous closed door (which, unlike the doors to most theaters, is in full view of the spectators), suggest both the incarceration of the characters and the shrinking of their world.

In this document, areas were classified in ten classes depending on their level of "urbanity", with the most rural category being Hamlets and Isolated Dwellings in a Sparse Setting and the most urban being Major conurbation.

In the sparse setting, the true negatives are relatively much larger than false positives.

In particular, it is shown in the Appendix A that the resulting estimate is consistent for variable selection (i.e. the correct edges are estimated with increasing probability, as the sample size increases) in the high-dimensional sparse setting.

Round t of clustering starts from an input (sparse) set of edges, 𝔼 t, between valid (unmerged) clusters.

Three figures sprawl on a sparse set in front of a huge, slanted mirror.

Nor are the sparse sets by Malgorzata Szczesniak, which apparently try to replicate the hall of a museum, anything special.

But any trepidation is dispelled almost as soon as the lights come up on Ms. Dickey, wearing traditional Amish dress nicely complemented by Lauren Helpern's sparse set.

First John Murry delivered a sparse set of tunes, culled mainly from his acclaimed album The Graceless Age, which relentlessly reference his heroin problem.

The primitive painter André Bauchant's wonderfully sparse set for Diaghilev's production of "Apollo, Leader of the Muses" (1928) started out, according to the artist's original painted designs, filled with flying figures and a horse-drawn chariot.

The sparse set, a solitary room, evocative of the bottom of the well, bunker or castle dungeon, with dank water-stained walls and the echo of a nerve-fraying solitary drip.