Sentence examples for dynamic score from inspiring English sources

Its lush visuals, allied with Clint Mansell's eerily dynamic score, are MacGuffins to some degree.

John Harle's dynamic score thunders, cajoles and mourns in all the right places.

"The Source: The Story of the Beats and the Beat Generation," tonight at 9 30 on PBS, mesmerizes with its protean visual style and dynamic score (which includes Dizzy Gillespie, the Doors, and Philip Glass's riveting "Metamorphosis," performed as a tribute to Ginsberg, before the poet's death in 1997).

In fact, the Republicans considered it a coup in March when Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, successfully offered a nonbinding resolution that calls on the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation to produce a dynamic score when estimating tax legislation.

Tapping into some of this data is Tonsser's algorithm that gives every player registered on the app a dynamic score.

Then, we considered four combination methods, i.e. the mean rule, the product rule, the dynamic score selection technique, and a linear combination based on the linear discriminant analysis.

Dynamic scoring is fine in theory.

In budget lexicon, this is called dynamic scoring.

Dynamic scoring was repeatedly used in the early years of the Bush presidency to justify his signature tax cuts.

So the main effect of dynamic scoring might simply be to make Republican tax proposals look more attractive politically.

George Osborne will doubtless dispute suggestion that dynamic scoring will undermine public finances as it has in the US.