Sentences with phrase «relatively sparse»

Montana While Montana is a wide open state with a relatively sparse population, the people who live there like to have a good time, because state ranks No. 1 in its concentration of bars relative to the size of its young adult population.

Research on teachers» global attachment styles is relatively sparse.

Unfortunately, the Windows Store has a relatively sparse selection.

The sides are relatively sparse, with one feature on each — the right has the power / display key, the top 3.5 mm audio jack, the left the volume rocker and the base the microUSB port.

But Faraday Future, or «FF», was off to a rough start at tonight's press conference — an often stilted, awkward affair heavy on optmistic techspeak and relatively sparse on how the company plans to compete with established automakers, let alone completely disrupt the transportation industry.

Children are already becoming an important demographic for the tablet market, but Hullabalu is entering a space that remains relatively sparse.

Our relatively sparse numbers in the profession is a reflection of our numbers in law schools across the country.

Particularly in the pre-satellite era (around 1979), data is relatively sparse and reliant on networks of in - situ measurements.

The observations can be very comprehensive (satellite, in situ, multiple variables) or relatively sparse (say, sea level pressure only), and the models themselves are quite varied.

However, the density of reporting ship traffic over the Atlantic was relatively sparse during the early decades of this record, such that if storms from the modern era (post 1965) had hypothetically occurred during those earlier decades, a substantial number of storms would likely not have been directly observed by the ship - based «observing network of opportunity.»

I'll also give a thumbs up to Tamino's OpenMind which is a relatively sparse in its postings, but chooses its subjects well and generally nails them...

With regard to the shifts in sites within the network, the early period temperature network was relatively sparse and many sites were reporting from the centre of small towns or coastal locations.

Recommendations: To facilitate a timely global synthesis of uniform reconstructions that includes areas where data coverage is relatively sparse, the PAGES 2k community recommends the reconstruction of climate means over large - scale (subcontinental and oceanic) areas, while parallel progress is made in developing the next generation of CFR methods.

A relatively sparse savanna vegetation of grasses and shrubs now covers most of the Sahel, which stretches from Senegal in the west to the Sudan in the east.

In a recent study, LaFranchi et al. collected air samples at the WLEF tall tower in northern Wisconsin, an area surrounded by forest and wetland ecosystems with a relatively sparse human population.

The basic point is that when you get to the relatively sparse networks further back, the reconstructions don't have fidelity at the year - to - year variability.

This was in the late 1960s when detailed information on 20th century avant garde art and artists was relatively sparse, and a few years prior to the last major retrospective of László Moholy - Nagy's (1895 > 1946) work in the United States.

The images produced are relatively sparse with few details visible.

Within a relatively sparse exhibition, actions and histories alluded to have more impact than what is before us.

The soundtrack throughout the game is relatively sparse and instrumental up to that point.

I would have liked a little more voice acting in The Banner Saga 2, especially for the more central characters, and the battle sounds are relatively sparse, but the development team makes up for them by delivering a gorgeous soundtrack, with music that underlines both the dark atmosphere of the world and the heroics associated with battling the Dredge.

However, Viking Mushroom soon missed its 2016 release date, and news was relatively sparse on this promising upcoming platformer.

The summer months are known for being relatively sparse in terms of video game releases.

July is relatively sparse, but there are some games to look forward to for some gamers.

Award availability from Denver to and from Lima, Medellín and Bogotá was relatively sparse throughout much of the Summer, and the dates each city was available did not align well for our purposes.

Exposure to the north is relatively sparse, while property valuations in the south are at significantly higher valuations (which continues as you travel into Austria & Switzerland).

Safety features for the Ghibli are relatively sparse for its class.

As for trim, this car is relatively sparse, with power steering and an AM / FM radio among the standard equipment in this car.

Items like power windows and power locks are optional, making it relatively sparse inside if you decide not to pay for the upgrades.

Contrasting with the tech - filled drivetrain, infotainment and safety doodads are relatively sparse.

It shouldn't be surprising that this Lexus RX350 logbook is relatively sparse on driving impressions.

Henze's original film output is relatively sparse, but fans of The Exorcist will no doubt recognize him as the composer of «Fantasia for Strings» - the stirring, harsh work that was excerpted by director William Friedkin in his effectively chilling pastiche score, and placed over the movie's final credits.

With the PSVR still in its first year of release, Amuletor enters a relatively sparse field of competition and stands out as one of the only PSVR entries in the tower defense genre.

While trailers for Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition have been relatively sparse in the west, something which is likely change come tomorrow's Direct, Koei Tecmo has been unrelenting with the game's advertising in Japan.

That said, the designer's ready - to - wear line was relatively sparse on ornate details and consisted of pieces that, for the most part, seemed to emphasize comfort with their roomy cuts.

There is relatively sparse amount of literature on high - intensity strength training and diabetes in high risk populations.

Ashtanga was starting to get a foothold, but except for the relatively sparse Ashtanga classes, vinyasa - style asana wasn't the ubiquitous practice it is these days.

It will also be important to determine the effects of IER in other populations, for example in individuals with more profound metabolic derangements such as those with established T2DM, the evidence for which is relatively sparse.36 Additionally, given that several rodent and human IER (50 - 100 % ER on restricted days) trials have demonstrated metabolic improvements in the absence of overall ER 15, 22, 27, 31, 53,105, one can speculate that IER may have potential applications within non-overweight populations and as a maintenance strategy post-weight-loss.

Currently ocean oxygen measurements are relatively sparse.

Border cells are relatively sparse, making up less than 10 % of the local cell population, but can be found in all layers of the medial entorhinal cortex as well as the adjacent parasubiculum, often intermingled with head - direction cells and grid cells.

This three - species taxonomy of primordial stars might well reflect the mix of objects that first emerged after the Big Bang, but actual evidence has proven relatively sparse.

The research shows that the bulk of dissipation (shown in red) happens in relatively sparse locales around the globe.

They also picked a part of the sky where dust should be relatively sparse.

(In case you're wondering, the relatively sparse areas evolved into enormous voids with few galaxies.)

Despite New Yorkers» perpetual shortage of space, the city has a relatively sparse supply of self - storage facilities, offering an opportunity for savvy real estate investors, experts say.

Hi folks, apologies for the relatively sparse publishing schedule lately, but it's been for a good reason: for the past week, I've been in Bratislava, Slovakia for the Central and Eastern European Fundraising Conference.

Keep cribs relatively sparse so that there is very little in it and keep your baby warm using a sleeper instead of a fluffy blanket.

There is definite potential there for a first - round pick, a roster player that's key to the Coyotes, or even adding an expiring UFA contract to a roster player on one of 2017's relatively sparse free - agent class players like TJ Oshie, for example.

The answer, in my judgment, lies in looking more carefully at Whitehead's relatively sparse remarks about societies as stable, structured environments for the emergence of successive generations of actual occasions.

(The late British economist Angus Maddison credited open trade as one of three factors that mattered to income growth and poverty reduction, along with innovation and settlement of relatively sparse areas.)