Examples of using Sparse in English and their translations into Turkish
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The John Lennon, Yoko Ono Imagine" living room. On the bright side, our sparse, white living room looks like.
There must be a vast amount of resources in that ravine that have built up over the years. No matter how sparse Solus and Terraria's blessings may be.
Here, we will have the reception… we will use artificial grass for the flooring… the rest we will leave sparse… and a wall mounted TV over there.
This is in stark contrast to the relatively sparse populations of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, where the average density is well below 20 people per square kilometre.
It really characterizes the sparse dependence that exists in many readable problems like in robotics and computer vision and filtering and diagnostics and so on.
The exploded hill has started to show its first signs of life with sparse grass and plant regrowth.
You see that those connections are pretty sparse, but if you then take a slice at two years of age of the cortex,
the Drake Equation and DNA: Sparse Life in an Infinite Universe.
gardens with gardens of bitter fruit, tamarisks and something of sparse lote trees.
In the northernmost taiga the forest cover is not only more sparse, but often stunted in growth form; moreover, ice pruned asymmetric black spruce(in North America)
Life becomes every more sparse.
Handle sparse files efficiently.
Life becomes every more sparse.
The commerce in his region is sparse.
They compete furiously for the sparse vegetation.
It's a little sparse right now.
Game is plentiful there and Roman numbers sparse.
Violet, your very sparse notes.
The crowd was very sparse and there was virtually no mourning.
The rest of the sheet is"sparse", currently unused.