Sentence examples for find a score from inspiring English sources
The PWM was used to find a score for the top-scoring LRH-1 sequence; each letter in the sequence has a likelihood given in the PWM, these were summed to find a score for the sequence, with a higher score meaning it is more likely to be the motif in question.
It is programmed to find a score rewarding, but is given no instruction in how to obtain that reward.
When you get to the top you find a score of hotels ingeniously inserted into the crags, and a vast network of paths and steps leading to wonderfully named vantage points such as Monkey Gazing at the Sea, Cloud Dispelling Pavilion and Beginning To Believe.
I walked with him into the dimly lit room to find a score of shrouded bodies on the wooden shelves.
A greedy scoring scheme is then applied to find a score for each contig for each possible placement of the contig in the ORM.
With compatible input trees, all MR methods find a score of 0 and the same supertree as MRP and I thus conclude that all methods search the tree space successfully.
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Highly touted free agent acquisition LaMarcus Aldridge has struggled to find a scoring rhythm while 33-year-old Tony Parker, a surefire Hall of Fame point guard, has looked his age for the first time during his brilliant 15-year career.
In this partial ranking problem, we shall find a scoring (or ranking) function that can assign samples in the minority class higher scores than samples in the majority class or vice versa.
But about a decade ago Paul Taylor claimed to have found a score when he fished a record out of garbage, which takes the equally familiar notion of found art even further.
"Suppose I found a score in a library without knowing who wrote it," says Díaz-Jerez. "I approach these pieces as I would that one – by analysing the score to see how it works".
