Sentence examples for sparse volume from inspiring English sources

Stocks rose yesterday in sparse volume, led by financial and manufacturing issues as some investors bet that rising borrowing costs will trim, but not slash, corporate profit growth.

The reconstruction of three-dimensional sparse volume functions from few tomographic projections constitutes a challenging problem in image reconstruction and turns out to be a particular problem instance of compressive sensing.

(c) Heat loss has an obvious influence on temperature drop when SCW is sparse in volume.

In conclusion, heat loss has an obvious influence on temperature drop when SCW is sparse in volume.

The office itself is sparse, lined with volumes of economic journals punctuated only by a biography of Jim Callaghan.

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.

In contrast data on very short term effects of low tidal volume ventilation are sparse.

The combination of sparse sampling and low sample volume helped to overcome ethical and practical difficulties associated with traditional blood sampling in children and was shown to be useful in estimating adherence.

In a second session using slow-event-related imaging in conjunction with sparse sampling, these functionally defined volumes were further examined in a design crossing audiovisual congruity and intelligibility (with/without added noise).

His short stories, collected in one volume in 1992, are sparse, incisive portraits of pastoral psychology.

Moreover, the information in the volume tends to be sparse because many voxels do not contain any information and cellular dynamics can be very variable.