Sentence examples for most modern score from inspiring English sources

It is the oldest ballet, George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son," that has the most modern score, one that had its premiere with the ballet.

Sources vary, but most modern box scores have minutes played along with 15 other statistics, so Quadrillion would be the proper term.

It is also Janacek's most modern and sophisticated opera score, and the orchestra under Richard Farnes gives a sharp and brilliant account of it.

TAKA KIGAWA The pianist, a respected advocate for the most challenging of modern scores, offers his almost-yearly solo recital at the Greenwich House Music School — a hefty program of works by Karen Tanaka, Tristan Murail, Debussy ("Images," Books I and II), and Stravinsky (the thrilling "Three Movements from 'Petrushka' ").

Most modern progressive methods modify their scoring function with a secondary weighting function that assigns scaling factors to individual members of the query set in a nonlinear fashion based on their phylogenetic distance from their nearest neighbors.

At roughly 2 hours 40 minutes, the score is long, at least by most modern sensibilities.

The 1929 score as revised in 1948 forms the basis of most modern performances of The Rite.

In most modern roasting plants, grinding is accomplished by feeding the coffee through a series of serrated or scored rollers, set at progressively smaller gaps, that first crack the beans and then cut them to the desired particle size.

To evaluate your progress, most modern treadmills also have Fitness Test options that measures your heart beat and other factors and provides you with a score.

Most modern machines have complicated rule sets, and learning what those rules are is a major part of getting high scores.

Most modern presidential elections are close.