Sentence examples for distinctive scoring from inspiring English sources

Charles Mackerras started to research Janáček's music in the 1960s, and gradually restored the composer's distinctive scoring.

But it was the distinctive scores of Louis and Bebe Barron, Dmitri Tiomkin and Bernard Herrmann that turned his attention from Bach and Mozart to the modern music of the cinema.

With its Bristol setting (chosen by Stewart to be a welcome change from the London suburbs hitherto ubiquitous to such dramas), distinctive score by George Fenton, and breakout performance from the then little-known Trevor Eve, Shoestring became a ratings hit.

Edwards asked if he would be interested in scoring a new television mystery show, and the resulting distinctive score for "Peter Gunn" provided Mancini's big break.

Although the previously identified cluster is rather limited in number, its members provided such distinctive scores that a fourth segment was required.

Nonetheless, "Bolero" is too distinctive a score to be used for an allegory about conformity.

Distinctive original scores for ballet continued usually to be the outcome of specific commissions.

"The Brush", as they call the forward, due to his distinctive hairstyle, scored twice in three minutes.

What stands out most, besides the updated 3D look, is that the trailer has none of the familiar Vince Guaraldi music, instead relying mostly on "Baba O'Riley" by The Who. (A teaser released last year featured Guaraldi's distinctive piano score).

For the EL-Manzalawy dataset, several amino acids were found to have very distinctive Px scores in the analysis subset compared to the control subset.

In Model I, the predictions based on 7 distinctive item scores were able to capture more precise information for describing the EQ-5D and different items categories were assumed to have their own weight on the EQ-5D scores.