Sentence examples for score in terms from inspiring English sources

While set to the same storming Prokofiev score, in terms of scale it's much more modest.

The funding councils are resolutely refusing to say how the 2008 results will score in terms of future income.

"He interpreted almost the whole score in terms of minuets, waltzes and polkas," Mr. Spence said recently from London.

The loadings on the single component are in line with interpretations of a higher score in terms of dopaminergic functioning at the neural level.

He explained Le Pen's score in terms of "a suffering electorate of office workers, artisans and blue-collar workers who are really feeling abandoned" as well as farmers struggling to make ends meet.

Frequent reporting of a student's "overall score" in terms of character amounts to a short-term reward (or punishment) and does not tell us much about progress toward self-awareness and personal growth.

A new interpolation function is introduced to map values to scores in terms of land characteristics.

The slides were blindly scored in terms of number of neurons (considering the TuJ1 intensity and cell morphology).

The images taken at 0 h, 8 h and 12 h were scored in terms of number of flat cells, mitotic cells and dead cells.

"What is the most expensive goal ever scored, in terms of transfer fees and wages for the player concerned?" asks Ian Lett.

The images taken at the indicated time-points were manually scored in terms of number of non-dividing flat cells, mitotic cells and dying/dead cells.