Sentence examples for novel score from inspiring English sources

The "new" musicals "After Midnight" and "Beautiful" rehash Cotton Club jazz and the Carole King songbook, respectively, but the most novel score on Broadway belongs to a revival, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" (with songs by Stephen Trask), which grew out of the nineties punk scene and still feels wildly unconventional.

The most relevant features are then applied to build novel score schemes for the evaluation of alignments.

This novel score, referred to from now on as the ABC + Lactate, for Albumin, Bilirubin and Clotting (PT ratio), is shown in Table 3.

In the last three cases, the expressive content was learned with respect to a specific score; no expressive generation for a novel score has yet been reported.

To this end, we propose a novel score structure that relies on a transformation of predictive variables by means of nonlinear logistic functions facilitating smooth differentiation between critical and normal values of the variables.

Our method, CODA, uses the domain fusion approach and implements a novel score to cope with the problem of large, promiscuous families.

Keith Waterhouse's second novel scored a single paragraph which ended: "There are some good satirical scenes".

Catching Fire, the second Hunger Games novel, scores 43.4%, which is close to the 50% average you might expect from books that are read to the end.

"The Time of Our Singing" is a heady, panoramic novel, scored, like so much of Powers's work, for full orchestra.

In this paper, we therefore introduce a new node ordering algorithm based on a novel scoring function.

However, there is currently no open-source framework available that combines novel scoring techniques with molecular docking algorithms to make this simply applicable for virtual screening.