sparseness
sparsity
sparseness

To me, though, the sparseness of the room made the whole thing depressing.

The sparseness of her report, however, seems to convince Fr.

In areas of language modeling, the Web has been used to address data sparseness.

The room was filled with things, unlike the sparseness of the previous chambers.

Observe the sparseness of the black tracery at the start.

Long enough for his body to be shaped by the sparseness of their rations, at any rate.

But the effect is sleekness and clarity rather than sparseness.

What worries some experts in the field, though, is the relative sparseness of the finds so far.

The sparseness of evidence makes it difficult to assess if there is any connection linking the men.

The very absence of contemporary imagery was taken to imply a sparseness to life at that time.

The sparseness is beautiful, the treeless distance to the horizon's daunting.

The sparseness of the apartment seemed to stand out painfully in the Vulcan's presence.

They searched the house, which took about five minutes because of the sparseness of the furnishings.

Other studies have had difficulty classifying it, due to the sparseness of the original material.

Sparseness of proxy records results in considerable uncertainty for earlier periods.

So does their sparseness in a world of ordinary brunettes and blondes.

But for the most part, Cluster turned musical sparseness into a haze of promising implications.

He was used to the sparseness of New Scotland.

Much of the town's confidence derives from the size and sparseness of its buildings.

Their overabundance is intended to compensate for a deliberate sparseness of gore.

He isn't great at technical description, and the sparseness of illustrations is frustrating.

The verbal sparseness contributes to the air of enveloping desolation.

Sparseness is what they prefer, in eating, in everything.

In one breath we commend complexity, in the next, sparseness.

The grandmother cell hypothesis, more technically known as sparseness, is not universally accepted.