Sentence examples for sparse winter from inspiring English sources

Mednis was drawn to the endgame, with its sparse winter landscape and formal beauty, rather than to the randy, crowded and crowd-pleasing pyrotechnics of the middle game.

Native UK breeds naturally live in nutritionally sparse winter environments, such as on mountains or moorland [ 31], and nuchal crest adiposity may therefore be an adaptive mechanism of fat storage for survival during periods of nutritional scarcity.

A lone ringlet tumbles past, unusual in this butterfly sparse summer.

Traffic on this usually heavily traveled road was sparse today, with the occasional sighting of a military helicopter.

It depicts a ragged Edwardian labourer sitting with his tearful granddaughter in a wretched room, a sparse Christmas meal before him.

In the disputed North, occupied until recently by nomadic rebel separatists, the Tuareg, turnout appeared to be sparse; last week, five election officials were kidnapped, and later released, and independence-minded sentiment is still strong.

However, the research on fractional functional differential equations with delay is relatively sparse [20 26].

There were a few ironic cheers from a sparse 6,373 crowd when Wales won their first corner in the 21st minute.

An advanced OLSR (AOLSR) protocol is proposed based on a modified Dijkstra's algorithm which enables routing in multiple paths of dense and sparse ne0074work topologies.

Most of these studies deal only with a very limited number of patients and especially the number of PCD patients in each study is sparse [19 22].

Current literature in this field defines what specific recruitment methods have proven to be most effective in terms of participation rates and cost-effectiveness, and even this literature is sparse [14 16].