Sentence examples for bump score from inspiring English sources

The Gaussian fitting procedure used to estimate the probability of bump formation can nevertheless yield a high bump score due to the fact that this procedure can also give a high score to intermittent pockets of activity (A ) or pockets of background activity of E cells (B and C ).

Working with attorneys at the National Women's Law Center and A Better Balance, Respect the Bump scored some victories for individual workers.

In noisy networks the presence of low grid scores for networks with high bump scores is explained by sensitivity of these network configurations to noise-induced drift.

The calculation of the maximal information coefficient (MIC) for the relationship between gridness score, gamma and bump scores was estimated by applying the MIC measure using the minepy package (Albanese et al., 2013).

Both airlines bumped scores of passengers because of operational problems (Delta weathered about 3,000 flight cancellations) with hundreds of thousands of stranded passengers.

With Pietersen in residence, four wickets in hand, and the possibility of some support at the other end, there was a chance that they might be able to bump the score up from 226-6 to something closer to 300 or even beyond.

A fuller study of my own feed bumped my score up to a still-sour 36% on agreeableness.

HOW TO GET AROUND IT An allergic reaction to shaving, demonstrated by razor bumps, can score you a "beard card" at B.Y.U.

During the team competition Uchimura fell from the pommel horse while dismounting, but after his coaches appealed the scoring, the judges ruled that he should get credit for the dismount and bumped his score up seven-tenths of a point to push Japan onto the podium for the silver medal, ahead of Great Britain.

They'll also tell you that bumping your scores by ten points in one year is beyond remarkable.

Janusz Kamiński's 60s-style camerawork and John Williams's jazzy score bump up the feelgood factor.