Sentence examples for popularity score from inspiring English sources

It gives your status a popularity score.

But her popularity score has since dropped by a third, to 20 this year, the lowest it's ever been, though still 4 points higher than the average score (16) in the performer category.

According to the estimated travel time and a popularity score computed for each route, Themis coordinates the traffic between alternative routes and proactively alleviates congestion.

The most popular stories are featured on the site's front page, though clicks from here won't count towards their popularity score.

Each of those links is then given a popularity score based in part on the number of users sharing that page as a bookmark.

This problem is essentially a time-series forecasting issue [9], because one can regard the popularity score of each topic (e.g., the number of publications related to a specific topic) across different years as a time series data, and further predict the topic's unseen future score by using time-series forecasting.

Of prime ministers since the 1980s, Hawke and Rudd enjoyed most popularity, scoring over six.

Users that produce more frequently viewed content or selected answers, will have higher popularity scores.

The army is every Prime Minister's trump card, something he can pull out of his pocket and use to score popularity points and more, use to save his own bacon.

So far, he has scored popularity points from not being backed by spin doctors or a massive party machine.

8 P.M. (TMC) GOON (2012) Seann William Scott (above right, with Liev Schreiber) is Doug Glatt, a bouncer who discovers a second career as a minor-league hockey player who gains popularity not by scoring goals but by winning brawls in this comedy directed by Michael Dowse and written by Jay Baruchel and Evan Goldberg.