Sentence examples for score boosting from inspiring English sources

For retrieval from the database the authors extended Lucene [56], an open-source Java-based text search engine library, by adding optimizations for indexing, dynamic score boosting, and local caching.

Our tailored features include score boosting of disease names and aliases.

Although the show attracted an enormous range of reactions, including a devastating review from the New York Times, it featured Lloyd Webber's major, deeply felt musical score, boosted by neat lyrics by Glenn Slater and a wonderful fairground design by Bob Crowley.

Biggar was unable to convert from the touchline, but Davies' score boosted the Ospreys' confidence in the face of their west Wales rivals.

In particular, the combined PANDA and Y2H network score boosted the number of cancer genes at the top of the ranked list of regulators.

He swished a 3-pointer from the top of the key, the last field goal Arizona State scored, boosting the Sun Devils' lead to 56-49 with 4 minutes 4 seconds remaining.

Instead it was mainly children from more middle class homes who saw their scores boosted after Oliver's junk food ban was implemented.

Looking at the Accenture Scores for both fixtures, English and French players alike scored higher than English and Italians last Sunday, meaning players who kicked goals or scored tries (namely Luke McLean and Toby Flood) saw their scores boosted disproportionately to their compatriots.

But between 1 million and 2 million consumers appear to be in line for score boosts of 20 to 39 points, and 300,000 or more could see FICO increases of 60 points or more, simply because negative information will be expunged from their files.

For some, this change could result in a credit score boost.

He hops around the board, instead of playing straight down category columns, searching for the Daily Doubles that will give him a score boost.