Guttenplan, a London correspondent for The Nation, draws on scores of interviews as well as broad and deep research in published and archival sources — including recently declassified United States government archives — to place Stone within the crowded canvas of American political history from the Great Depression to the Age of Reagan.
She draws on scores of biographies, autobiographies and novels, has trawled the collections of oral history, the archives of unpublished diaries, memoirs and correspondence and has added her own interviews with ancient ladies in residential homes.Sympathetically and patiently she brings before her readers the forgotten Ethels and Mabels whose sweethearts lay buried in France.
Drawing on scores of interviews and voluminous readings of contemporary Alaskan history and journalism, he assembles a portrait of Palin as a daffy but savvy megalomaniac who excels at keeping herself in the public eye — the Christ-drunk Paris Hilton of politics, if you will.
The factual sections, which draw hungrily on scores of academic and more popular sources, are sometimes deftly integrated into the story, and sometimes not.
As a result, we can draw on N TR score distance matrices with 1912 N TR genuine (true match) scores and 1912 N TR × 1,911 = 3,653,832 N TR imposter (false match) scores for each biometric modality and quality, which results in a very large-scale database containing 3,908,128 genuine scores and 7,468,432,608 imposter scores for each modality.
These would be quibbles if the performance had fully drawn on this score's vigor and expressive power.
The French ambassador in Dakar would not be drawn on the score, but had no fear that the result would cause a march on his embassy.The French and Senegalese are bound by cultural and historical ties that go beyond the normal post-colonial relationship.
While most credit scores draw on a consumer's financial history, some, like LexisNexis' RiskView, actually take into account factors from nontraditional credit scoring sources and avoid data from the three major credit bureaus entirely.
I yearned for a few younger firebrands from the European circuit: say, Raphaël Cendo, whose supersaturated scores draw on black-metal and noise bands; or the composer-vocalist Jennifer Walshe, who has infiltrated the art world under the guise of a fictional neo-Dadaist collective called Grúpat.
It seemed like a score-draw on sports statistics, but Miliband's questions on sport and the bankers were good and Cameron's response sounded unduly haughty.
