sparse
sparse 英 [spɑ:s] 美 [spɑrs]
adj. 稀疏的；稀少的
比较级:sparser 最高级:sparsest
- Something that’s sparse is thin, not dense. If you’re looking for the perfect place to build a tree house, a sparse forest is probably not your best bet.
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- adj. 稀疏的；稀少的
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1. The trees are sparse.
树木稀疏。
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2. Moving from an environment with sparse point applications to an integrated lifecycle environment requires investments in additional skills to work with the new environment.
从拥有稀疏特点的应用程序的环境中转移到集成的生命周期环境需要投入额外的技能来使用新的环境。
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3. While it takes up more space, it offers more flexibility, as you can remove any file or package you might not wish to have, that you may not be able to do with a sparse model.
虽然它将占用更多的空间，但它可以提供更好的灵活性，因为您可以删除任何不需要的文件或者数据包，而这是您在使用稀疏模型时无法实现的。
- sparse (adj.) 1727, from Latin sparsus "scattered," past participle of spargere "to scatter, spread," from PIE root *(s)preg- (2) "to jerk, scatter" (source also of Sanskrit parjanya- "rain, rain god," Avestan fra-sparega "branch, twig," literally "that which is jerked off a tree," Old Norse freknur "freckles," Swedish dialectal sprygg "brisk, active," Lithuanian sprogti "to shoot, to bud," Old Irish arg "a drop"). The word is found earlier in English as a verb, "to scatter abroad" (16c.). Related: Sparsely; sparseness.
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