aNote that the Shephard's input distance function is the reciprocal of Farrell's measure of technical efficiency and thus a proxy for inefficiency, a greater score being associated with greater inefficiency.
Greater scores were also found during dynamic imagery than during motionless imagery for the impulsion item (F 1,11) = 3.91, p = 0.04, η = 0.26), mean scores being 7.75 (0.70) and 7.58 (0.72), respectively.
Likewise, greater scores were obtained during dynamic imagery than during motionless imagery for the curve item (F 1,11) = 9.73, p < 0.005, η = 0.47), mean scores being 8.11 (0.65) and 7.89 (0.68), respectively.
Finally, greater scores were obtained during dynamic imagery than during motionless imagery for the bar clearance item (F 1,11) = 3.50, p < 0.05, η = 0.24), respective mean scores being 7.93 (0.83) and 7.76 (0.7.76
Fully 20% regard her as great – the next highest "great" score is Blair's – and that is only 4%.
Conductor Stefan Klingele's unremarkable account of the great score is notable more for its virility than its sensuousness.
But these listeners, like the musicians they follow, understand that it is worth bearing with the good, and even the mediocre, in the hope that an unknown great score is just over the horizon.
The best G-Type with the greatest score is preserved and 3 other G-Types are generated by the mutation operation to the best G-Type.
The inference with the greatest score is assumed to be the one with the greatest support from the input data given the parsimony criterion.
Even Les Noces, one of Stravinsky's greatest scores, isn't as familiar to audiences as it ought to be.
