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Okay. It's a bit sparse.

Relatively sparse number of producers.

Rainfall in Dammam is generally sparse, and usually occurs in small amounts in December.

History In ancient times Heilongjiang was far from any literate civilization, and information was sparse.

Other Parties provide general and, in some instances, sparse information about their programmes and activities.

Other Parties provide general and, in some instances, sparse information about their programmes and activities.

139. Case law dealing specifically with the special situation of minority members is relatively sparse.

Information on the incorporation of population concerns and variables into local level plans was very sparse.

They are very agile and hardy, able to climb on bare rock and survive on sparse vegetation.

I called a friend and got a few sparse details Kris s husband was away but had hurried back.

In fact, it would really, in the absence of these machines, have made the attendance here, Chris, really quite sparse.

What you notice here is that these snapshots taken from the output of the retina chip are very sparse, right?

In contrast, sparse graphs on n vertices (which are represented by their adjacency list) require property testing algorithms of query complexity formula_2.

Provide financial support to continue existing long term profiling of ozone, and to enhance these measurements in data sparse areas, particularly in the tropics.

One of the difficulties in considering the topic was that it was dominated by doctrine, and practice was sparse, with much of it being old.

These Territories are for the most part small island Territories in the Pacific and Caribbean regions characterized by small or sparse populations and limited resources.

Why aren't they taking pictures? My image presence seems sparse these days. Why not take some pictures and post them in some forums or something?

And you saw, it was really dark and dense in the middle and it got more sparse and grayer and whiter as you went outside.

Cell phone coverage could revolutionize communications for sparse populations in Darfur s vast territory, with major benefits for livelihoods, physical survival, and the maintenance of family ties.

And this is the same thing you see when people compress video to send they want to make it very sparse, because that file is smaller.

Vegetation Sparse, with widespread calabash, a typical dry area growth the vegetation changes in the San Pedro del Norte sector, where there is a predominance of pine.

The population is sparse roughly 700,000 people on territory the size of France with agricultural communities nestled in deep valleys and a few herdsmen in the high mountains.

Vegetation From Peñas Blancas towards the east are savannah and forested areas, and towards the Pacific Ocean sparse woods and scrub with such vegetation as genízaro, conacaste and bombax.

As a result of the area's large size, sparse population and geographical features, 54.9 per cent of its inhabitants report that they have difficulty gaining access to health care services.

According to the State party, treaties in remote areas with sparse population and little urban development protect the pursuit of fish and wildlife for subsistence as appropriate in the context.

For this reason scientists once assumed that life would be sparse in the deep ocean but virtually every probe has revealed that, on the contrary, life is abundant in the deep ocean.

Aside from the Iran deal, good news on nuclear weapons has been sparse in recent years. The new Kazakh fuel bank is a significant step toward achieving a world free of nuclear weapons.

Nevertheless, since the subject was dominated by doctrine and practice was sparse, it would be necessary to study State practice in a variety of legal systems before any acceptable standards could be identified.

According to Graham, At the extreme, a weak Russia, with its vast resources and sparse population east of the Urals, could become the object of competition among the great powers, notably China and the United States.

The implications of globalization for rural women are complex and data remain sparse and unindicative.6 For some women in rural areas, the ongoing changes present new opportunities for others, they intensify social exclusion and marginalization.

Shop shelves are looking sparse as all imported goods start to run out. Electricity is erratic as those who can afford it have bought electric induction plates and other similar things for cooking and are stretching the system.

The sparse density of matter in outer space means that electromagnetic radiation can travel great distances without being scattered the mean free path of a photon in intergalactic space is about 1023 km, or 10 billion light years.

Some MOLAP implementations are prone to database explosion, a phenomenon causing vast amounts of storage space to be used by MOLAP databases when certain common conditions are met high number of dimensions, pre calculated results and sparse multidimensional data.

And his undeniable success in implementing his labor laws, exemplified by sparse street demonstrations, has been undermined by his irrepressible will to provocation, reflected in his gratuitous remark that today when there is a strike in France, no one notices it!

And the Great Firewall of China is a set of observation points that assume that media is produced by professionals, it mostly comes in from the outside world, it comes in relatively sparse chunks, and it comes in relatively slowly.

He further pointed to the concerns expressed by writers regarding the uncertainty attending the subject the nature of the sources presented problems, the subject was dominated by doctrine, and practice was sparse with much of it being more than 60 years old.

And this is the same thing you see when people compress video to send they want to make it very sparse, because that file is smaller. And this is what the retina is doing, and it's doing it just with the circuitry, and how this network of neurons that are interacting in there, which we've captured on the chip.

Sightings on the western side of the Atlantic Ocean are sparse, but indicate that a similar belt stretches from off the coast of Canada to Brazil.18 Genetic analysis of Lophelia pertusa from off the Brazilian coast indicates a large genetic distance from European populations, which may suggest that the south west Atlantic populations may not be co specific to north east Atlantic animals.19