Sentence examples for form of score from inspiring English sources

The modern form of score, in which the bar lines are scored vertically throughout the parts, appeared in 16th-century Italy in the madrigals of Cipriano de Rore and the instrumental ensemble music of Giovanni Gabrieli.

"Yes-No" or Approval Voting is a form of Score Voting (also called "range" voting, as a numerical value may be assigned to each candidate - e.g., -1,0,+1 or 0-9).

Such weaknesses may be of particular importance with the additive model, since the number of items has an important influence on the final measurement properties of the questionnaire, especially with respect to reliability, and the form of score distribution (i. e., significant ceiling and floor effects) [ 12].

The pirates who hijacked her at first demanded $20m, an indication both of their growing confidence and a form of score-keeping.

They collected 200, a good result at any form of scoring.

Making seven hearts, for 2,210, was the best North-South result, worth many imps at this form of scoring.

His efforts paid off in the form of scores of billions of dollars' worth of aircraft, telecommunications, and high-technology contracts.

There was some touch of the idiot savant about DiMaggio; he had a genius for the game and little else besides making money -- which was a form of scoring -- since he was too cheap to enjoy the dough.

The cultural cringing of the squeezed intellectual middle is creased into every line of this baggy diatribe, in the form of scores of French loan words, pasquinades poorly aimed at intellectuals he regards as pretentious, and of course that plethora of fucks.

Ozil showed a lovely touch after a run in behind the Sunderland defence, before crossing for Giroud to continue his rich vein of form of scoring in every league game so far this season.

Seven of the instruments reported some form of scoring system.