Sentence examples for sparse way from inspiring English sources

For any offender-suspect pair comparison, we would like to use the dictionary A to linearly represent Φ offender in a sparse way [4-6,39,43].

[The stimuli representing acoustic or motor cortical activity were also activating the network in a random and sparse way (see Section 3.2 for details).

Leslie and Ron Swanson's relationship has become the best platonic relationship since Liz Lemon and Jack Donaghy, primarily because of the subtle and sparse ways they show admiration for each other.

A sparse landscape gave way to distant snow-covered peaks and a backdrop of cobalt-blue sky.

Even if you don't know that it's a tribute to Kurosawa's "Dreams," the dream-like quality of the proceedings are clear, and Amarante's arrangements are sparse in the way gallery spaces are sparse: white walls to let you see the works of art, which are sometimes hung at eye level, sometimes not.

Additionally, some formulations yield system matrices which are approximately half-way sparse, meaning that computational costs will be down by a factor of 2 when iterative solvers are employed, which is the case for the widely-used fast methods.

Flashes of insight along the way provide sparse compensation for her own summary of the journey: "Blankness outside as well as in the empty centre".

Williams did the adaptation himself, and the generally sparse, suggestive dialogue gives way, now and then, to a burst of candor that arrives like a slap.

Or do sporting results in fact have political implications?Evidence either way is sparse, but one study published in 2010 offers clues.

We pack up our sampling gear and then ascend again toward the tree line — the point at which the sparse pine trees give way to the rocky, barren volcanic landscape.

It has classical roots in Aristotle's notion of priority in nature, and has branched into the contemporary program of sparse ontology, in a way that has proven fruitful in understanding a wide range of issues.