For the purposes of this work, terms used are defined as follows: 'ghost-writer' the person who authors essays, books, articles, theses which are credited to another person.
Assuming that both answered each of the five items correctly, a True-Score-Model would assign five credits to person A and five credits to person B, although B obviously is more knowledgeable than A. Person ability scores obtained by the Rasch analysis consider item difficulty.
An editorial note gives credit to 15 "persons, committees, and business firms who have cooperated by furnishing information of great value.
"We made up a mission statement," he tells the crowd and gives credit to the person in the audience who created it.
In order to solve economic problems and to build a new society, Aberhart proposed to issue dividends (social credit) to each person, based on the real wealth of the province.
Similarly, I'd love to credit to the person who wrote the pithy statement I quoted in my Riff ("the comments are where the real America is"), but I couldn't find it again.
Anyone who goes head to head with a driver like Lewis, in the same team, and comes out ahead at the end of a long season – you have to say credit to that person.
"Let me also pay credit to the person – you can't quite see who it is from that film – who made that brilliant statement about, er, 'you ain't no Muslim'," Cameron said.
Pricing for cards begins at $10. Skype Gift Cards essentially work like gifting Skype Credit to another person: the funds can be used to make calls to fixed and mobile numbers and to use the company's international WiFi service.
So we have to give credit to the person most responsible for putting machines on desks–not the innovator who created the most lovely fonts or the coolest Super Bowl ads but the guy who sold people the tools they needed at prices they could afford.
