The phrase "a score which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific score in a context such as music, sports, or academic assessments.
Example: "The film features a score which is both haunting and beautiful, enhancing the emotional depth of the story."
Alternatives: "a score that is" or "a score which represents".
It returns a Score, which is also a Stream subclass.
And he did compose it, by chance means; there is even a score, which is in the Rauschenberg show.
The goal is to assign to each handwritten response a score which is comparable to that of a human scorer even though machine handwriting recognition methods have high transcription error rates.
Microtargeting is really all about predicting an attitude or behavior, and the end product is what we call a score, which is just a percent likelihood of someone exhibiting that attitude or behavior.
And Ennio Morricone has composed a score which is as sinuous and catchy as anything he has written: a theme with a tense and gloomy tread, coolly cranking up the tension.
A score which is less than 0.9 indicates that the scale/subscale has poor content validity.
In the Hurricanes' 22-14 defeat of Florida State, Sean Taylor returned an interception 50 yards for a score, which was Miami's 41st nonoffensive touchdown in the last five seasons.
McCullum added: "Credit to Afghanistan for the way they fought back and posted a score which was a bit tricky for us.
75.0% of our sample achieved a score which was equal or less than 50.0% of the maximum achievable score (Table 1).
A set of specific questions was defined to assess coherence/alignment against a TDR reference profile by attributing a score, which was subsequently averaged per GHI cluster.
Each point pair was then given a score which was a function of the distance between them multiplied by the absolute dot product of the two tangent vectors.
