1. Sparsity
The city is present only in small amounts over a large area; less than necessary or normal in more compact, 
sustainable cities; of few and scattered elements; especially: not thickly grown or settled, lacking fullness or completeness. Derivative of Latin sparsus meaning spread out, from past participle of spargere to scatter.
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