Associations to the word «Sparse»
Noun
- Vector
- Equation
- Dune
- Localization
- Patch
- Iteration
- Mane
- Simple
- Traffic
- Sampling
- Forage
- Centimeter
- Clique
- Keyword
- Habitat
- Grid
- Integer
- Sensing
- Chord
- Fossil
- Whorl
- Slope
- Array
- Datum
- Cactus
- Sm
- Birch
- Neuron
- Pine
- Soil
- Kernel
- Subspace
- Algebra
- Representation
- Coastline
- Tree
- Escarpment
- Entropy
- Estimation
- Furniture
- Melody
- Dry
- Arrangement
- Wisp
- Parkland
- Data
- Evergreen
- Tempo
- Forest
Adjective
- Wooded
- Stony
- Whitish
- Yellowish
- Reddish
- Desert
- Forested
- Occasional
- Convex
- Efficient
- Heterogeneous
- Geometric
- Fuscous
- Blackish
- Banded
- Proxy
- Minimal
- Sporadic
- Acoustic
- Scattering
- Bluish
- Branched
- Weighted
- Receptive
- Thin
- Ambient
- Unreliable
- Optimal
- Tolerant
- Maximal
- Bare
- Dimensional
- Desolate
- Primal
- Bald
- Hierarchical
- Approximate
- Dry
- Scant
- Gray
- Transverse
- Euclidean
- Zero
- Streaked
- Brown
Wiktionary
SPARSE, adjective. Having widely spaced intervals.
SPARSE, adjective. Not dense; meager.
SPARSE, verb. (obsolete) To scatter; to disperse.
Dictionary definition
SPARSE, adjective. Not dense; "a thin beard"; "trees were sparse".
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.