Sentence examples for with very sparse from inspiring English sources

The young hatch bare or with very sparse down.

Especially with very sparse networks, LS-SOM still performs better than the others.

"There's rarely enough money to rigorously monitor populations … especially in developing nations, so you are often dealing with very sparse data".

The ability to deal with very sparse system information and computational resources makes it ideally suited for on-board use in the agricultural domain.

While the nature of the problem dictates a very large dataset with very sparse true positives, the results are quite promising.

Simulation results suggest that, even with very sparse observations, the obtained posterior mean velocities and other QoIs have significantly better agreement with the benchmark data compared to the baseline results.

These codes have been designed with a very sparse parity check matrix.

The LDPC code is a linear block code with a very sparse parity check matrix called H-matrix.

Doomed and imperiled men, along with their very sparse allies, staged theatrical demonstrations, disrupted civil functions, occupied government agencies, and – lo and behold – achieved their aims (Act Up's occupation of the FDA occurred in 1988, so I'm reaching back quite a bit; their website today boasts, "30th Anniversary. We're not celebrating").. Some of this appears to have begun.

Scenario 2 is an extreme situation, with only very sparse genotypic information for the ancestors of current young bull candidates and progeny tested bulls of the last four (eight) years.

In accordance with previous findings (Bellocchio et al. 1998; Herzog et al. 2006; Cooper et al. 2008), VGlut1 was found to be very abundant in the stratum lucidum and sparse in the pyramidal cell layer, while VGlut2 signals appeared predominantly as immunopositive puncta within the pyramidal layer with a very sparse distribution within stratum lucidum (Fig.  4f).