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Значения термина sparseness на английском

The property of being scanty or scattered; lacking denseness.

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Examples for "thinness"
Examples for "thinness"
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Its thinness begins to tell; the sentences just don't work hard enough.
The Guardian
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He wants the time to stretch long, to great length and thinness.
Rabbit, run
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He had not the least idea of the thinness of the ice.
The Butterfly House
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The Potsdam sandstone is often split to the thinness of an inch.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 360, November 25, 1882
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The postwar obsession with thinness developed in tandem with the speed trade.
Wired
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However, the high dimensionality and sparsity of scATAC-seq data often complicate the analysis.
Pubmed
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The police were palpably disappointed at the sparsity of my knowledge respecting her.
Tales of Chinatown
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The first thing to hit you about these 28 paintings is, paradoxically, their sparsity.
The Irish Times
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Different simulations are carried out to evaluate the improvement by introducing sparsity constraint to PCA.
Pubmed
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First, each high-thickness subject image is reconstructed to be isotropic by the patch-based sparsity learning.
Pubmed
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Her legs were gone; her torso had been reduced to an impressionistic spareness.
Blood music
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The type is uniform-mediumstature, spareness, dark eyes and hair, and olive complexion predominating.
In the Heart of the Vosges and Other Sketches by a "Devious Trav...
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He dressed always in black, and the closely-buttoned jacket revealed the spareness of his body.
Mike Fletcher: A Novel
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He was a man with an actual talent for bareness and spareness in his sleeping quarters.
The Window-Gazer
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I learned that great rock was not about volume and wildness, but about precision and spareness.
The Guardian
Использование термина sparseness на английском
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Kibuishi's mastery is in his simplicity of form and sparseness of dialogue.
Wired
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Its sparseness as a thriller means it's absolutely unpatronisingly, despite such heightened intelligence.
The Guardian
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She hoped he wasn't disappointed in the sparseness of her curves.
Delta girls
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In any case, their size, sparseness and softness makes them wholly ineffective skin exfoliants.
The Guardian
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A Protestant sparseness seemed to diminish the image of Yeats at Drumcliffe for Giordano.
The Irish Times
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There is a simultaneous sparseness and richness to its aesthetic.
News.com.au
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The very sparseness by which their clarity is expressed comforts me in some strange way.
The book of disquiet
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Nor is this sparseness incidental, as in North America, to the early days of settlement.
Impressions of South Africa
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The best spring poems have this singleness and sparseness.
Birds and Poets : with Other Papers
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But if all this sparseness is (paradoxically) overwhelming, John Graham should offer some respite.
The Irish Times
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It's an empty space, impressive in its sparseness.
Shatter Me
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As I held my hands over my temples, I felt the sparseness of my once-abundant hair.
Helen of troy
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But its vastness and sparseness still shock.
The Guardian
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However, according to Harvard University comparative zoologist Andrew Berry, the fossil record's sparseness could have skewed Peterson's analysis.
Wired
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He has an ascetic bearing, a sparseness to him that says no materials were wasted during the build.
The Irish Times
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This sparseness in construction not only makes it look good, but it keeps it tough: where do wallets always break?
Wired
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