Sentence examples for aor it from inspiring English sources

The 95% reference interval for the alpha angle was 32 62° degrees, and for the AOR it was 0.14 0.24.

The interclass coefficient for the alpha angle was 0.84 (very good agreement) and for the AOR it was 0.73 (good agreement) (Petrie 2006).

While each ship keeps track of its own trends in DNBI, the particular command to where it reports its weekly summary depends on what AOR to which it is currently assigned.

After 50 reviews of an artist you get 98% accuracy e.g. that the track is indie-pop, or AOR etc. It's a little like Sellaband, but more developed in that fans can maintain a portfolio of artists they invest in on a fully fledged trading exchange.

When [1977's] Rumours came out it was dismissed as AOR, but I think it was cooler than that.

The buzz: "Yes, it's AOR, music your mam would probably like, whatever – there's a void in the market opened up by Adele's massive gob and it needs filling.

But Charlie Fink and his well-tailored, shaggy-haired crew seem energised and mischievous, taking the stage to a goofy funk version of Also Sprach Zarathustra and chopping the sleek AOR curlicues of Give It All Back and Just Me Before We Met into gutsier shapes than on record.

When ω is not an exact value, the numbers of IT of the AOR method are dramatically different for invariable γ, that is, it depends on the choice of ω.

What we said: "Beginning with Seasons (Waiting on You) – a song that already feels like a modern classic in the wake of their Letterman performance – the band whip through chintzy 80s R&B synths and buffed-up AOR guitars with such vigour it feels as if it were their last shot at the big time (considering they formed in 2006 and just got signed to 4AD, perhaps it is).

Consequently, we obtain the obvious conclusion that the IT of the AOR method is sensitive to the guesses of ω and γ.

When ω is variable and γ is a suitable fixed value, the minimal IT of the AOR method is 199 for (omega=1.9) and (h^{-1}=32), and it is 50 for (omega=1) and (h^{-1}=32) in Table 8.