Sentence examples for a hard score from inspiring English sources

The prior used in BBSR and MEN is not probabilistic, instead it is a hard score stating the strength of belief in the presence of an edge, with 1 for belief and 0 for no belief (no belief in the sense of no opinion, which is similar to a probability of 0.5).

Like the 5-year-old, he still makes bold proclamations, looking at himself in the mirror on game day to announce what he wants to accomplish: run hard, score a touchdown.

Advancing from first to second puts the runner in scoring position, but he — and the rest of your hitters — will have a hard time scoring if he gets thrown out.

We've had a hard time scoring in the last two games.

Other than Nowitzki, the Mavericks had a hard time scoring, raising concerns once more that they lack the firepower to stay with the Heat.

"If the other team has a hard time scoring, you don't need to put up five or six every night," Manager Joe Girardi said.

And vice versa, a team that is terrific defensively but has a hard time scoring is going to run into someone".

Chargers O vs. Bengals D As an offense, when you have only nine runs (all of them ineffective) and your quarterback has perhaps his worst game of the season, well, you're going to have a hard time scoring.

His injury could have been an alarming development for a team that has a hard time scoring with him, but Houston said he would probably play Wednesday, when the Knicks (1-2) play host to Milwaukee (2-1) at Madison Square Garden.

The Whitecaps are coming off a tough loss to KC (though who isn't?), and while their defense has generally been strong, they've had a hard time scoring.

You may have a hard time scoring an iPod Nano if you live near Boulder, Colorado.