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Meanings of sparsity in English
Synonyms
Examples for "thinness"
Examples for "thinness"
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Its thinness begins to tell; the sentences just don't work hard enough.
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He wants the time to stretch long, to great length and thinness.
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He had not the least idea of the thinness of the ice.
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The Potsdam sandstone is often split to the thinness of an inch.
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The postwar obsession with thinness developed in tandem with the speed trade.
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Kibuishi's mastery is in his simplicity of form and sparseness of dialogue.
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Its sparseness as a thriller means it's absolutely unpatronisingly, despite such heightened intelligence.
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She hoped he wasn't disappointed in the sparseness of her curves.
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In any case, their size, sparseness and softness makes them wholly ineffective skin exfoliants.
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A Protestant sparseness seemed to diminish the image of Yeats at Drumcliffe for Giordano.
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Her legs were gone; her torso had been reduced to an impressionistic spareness.
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The type is uniform-mediumstature, spareness, dark eyes and hair, and olive complexion predominating.
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He dressed always in black, and the closely-buttoned jacket revealed the spareness of his body.
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He was a man with an actual talent for bareness and spareness in his sleeping quarters.
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I learned that great rock was not about volume and wildness, but about precision and spareness.
Usage of sparsity in English
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However, the high dimensionality and sparsity of scATAC-seq data often complicate the analysis.
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The police were palpably disappointed at the sparsity of my knowledge respecting her.
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The first thing to hit you about these 28 paintings is, paradoxically, their sparsity.
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Different simulations are carried out to evaluate the improvement by introducing sparsity constraint to PCA.
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First, each high-thickness subject image is reconstructed to be isotropic by the patch-based sparsity learning.
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Another conundrum is the sparsity of the product webpage.
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Methods: Our technique integrates the magnitude difference image into the CS reconstruction to promote subtraction sparsity.
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Her smile was almost pitying in its sparsity.
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Moreover, with the help of a mixed sparsity-regularization, better preservation of soft-tissue structures can be potentially obtained.
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In this article, we propose a novel feature selection approach via explicitly addressing the long-standing subspace sparsity issue.
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By combining an alternating regression approach together with a lasso penalty, we induce sparsity in the canonical vectors.
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The sparsity of the population, the extent of the country, and its poverty, made a royal establishment impossible.
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We used three functional connectivity metrics that describe different features of these voxel-by-voxel mappings: goodness-of-fit, sparsity and pattern deformation.
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The sparsity of CNS-related genes associated with MS suggests that epigenetic changes in the CNS may play a role.
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Greater sparsity could result in a more efficient and compact coding system that might alter behavioural performance on spatial tasks.
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This motivates a need for statistical methods capable of making inferences regarding Boolean functions under conditions of noise and sparsity.
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Sparsity through the time