Since there was no tempo indication on the score, he asked the editor for some advice, only to be told that nobody had a clue.
He replied that all one needed to do was to faithfully follow the indications in the score, as everything Mahler asked for was there.
In this score evaluation, there are convincing indications that the score also assesses important symptoms other than instability itself.
Table 2 provides an overview of the characteristics of the networks and relative indications of the scores on a number of variables in the form of a truth table.
After scoring, the drug indication inference system removes unimportant drug indication candidates depending on the score of them with an appropriate score threshold.
To reduce the effect of indication bias, we calculated the score only for patients applicable for all six measures.
Included studies showed a large heterogeneity of the indication score ranging between 1 and 4 points with a median (25%; 75% quartile) of 4 (2; 4).
(I managed, on a functional one, to play a quiz game and earn 75 Dickens Points, although there was no indication of how the scoring worked or what the points were good for).
("Inexorable" is, in fact, the indication at the head of the score).
I like that, because what Ferneyhough's really saying is that the "work" is not to be found only on the printed page (his "non-equivalence" phrase), but somewhere between and beyond the sum of the score's indications and the sum of all of the possible performances that may result from it – as well as being a record of Ferneyhough's own gigantically complex compositional processes.
For example, if a drug indication candidate is inferred from 20% frequent pattern and 50% frequent pattern, then, the score of the drug indication candidate is Score = 1 - 1 - 0. 2 ∙ 1 - 0. 5 = 0. 6.
