Sentence examples for looking at the scoring from inspiring English sources

Everyone's looking at the scoring numbers, but I've always done this".

On first sight, looking at the scoring function (2), it might seem that the weighting w does exactly this: w z, j) seems to quantify the contribution of (z, j) to the score of a sequence x.

Well, after listening closely to "Dream Shadows" and looking at the score, I understood why Nat is so affected.

One of my friends, walking across the campus, ran into this kid looking at the score for the Ligeti Piano Concerto and thought, that has to be Caleb.

The match lasted half an hour and one team had a resounding victory, though I doubt anyone was really looking at the score.

As I've said before, it is the difference between looking at the score of Mahler's ninth and then going to listen to it.

One recent morning, the French pianist Philippe Bianconi sat at a scruffy old Steinway in a practice room tucked away in the 92nd Street Y looking at the score in front of him with some perplexity.

Ma says he spends ninety per cent of his time "looking at the score, figuring it out — who's saying this, who wrote this and why," letting his mind wander, and only ten per cent on the instrument itself.

By Leo Carey One recent morning, the French pianist Philippe Bianconi sat at a scruffy old Steinway in a practice room tucked away in the 92nd Street Y looking at the score in front of him with some perplexity.

Asking for peer review scores, however, could have an upside, she says: "looking at the scores can only help Congress" understand why the grants were funded.

As I'm conducting I'm also looking at the score.