Sentence examples for a score or a from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday, news happened unrelated to a score or a result.

Clearly, we can identify it only in and through a performance, a book, a score, or a canvas.

He coined the title of the latter in the belief that music was a verb, not a noun, a process of performance and not simply a product such as a score or a recording.

Most members of a stripped-down complement from the orchestra stood for the first work on the program, Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 4. Working without a score or a baton, Mr. Heras-Casado elicited regal grandeur in the Ouverture, genial sparkle in the inner dance movements and buoyant dash in the final Réjouissance.

She says automatic marking can generate a score or a grade, but students want human feedback.

Differently from other families of classifiers, associative classifiers usually do not have a score or a vector of probabilities for the prediction, but only the predicted class.

"Minorities, immigrants, if you lack a score — or an accurate score — it can cost you very real money throughout your life.

This composite index is adapted from the methodology of Sicherman and Galor (1990), whereby we derive a score or an ordinal scale from regression analyses of wages and the human capital requirements of the job.

This has implications for our ability to assess the clinical significance of a score (or change in a score).

Are we happier if our teenagers achieve a high score or a low score?

You won't know the next day whether he's made a big score or a duck.