Sentence examples for score of action from inspiring English sources

After the opening-credits' music (evoking "Misirlou," the "Pulp Fiction" theme by Dick Dale and his Del-Tones), the movie employs visual conventions you've seen in a score of action flicks: high contrasts, sun-drenched settings, whiplash editing, chases on twisting seaside roads, rugged men striding in front of a background inferno... Shall I continue?

Thousands have already affirmed their support of the Charter, and the "Act" page allows viewers to scroll through scores of actions people have taken to support the project and practice compassion.

If the risk score of an action surpasses the threshold set by the organization, the system makes decisions based on policies defined for that type of activity.

Starting from these information, a finite state machine based decision process can be employed to evaluate the score of each action of the game.

UPDATE The Tobacco Docket The tobacco companies are facing a flood of court actions that involve hundreds of individual actions and scores of class-action lawsuits in this country alone.

Business groups say the bill is needed to prevent abuses in places like Madison County, Ill., where scores of class action cases have recently been filed.

When sound tracks, both dialogue and music, are prerecorded, the animators have an exact time scheme to follow; if the tracks are not prerecorded, then the "scoring" of the action will control the subsequent timing of the speech and music at recording stage.

RGS scores were used as an index of pain severity; scoring of facial action units is described in detail elsewhere [23].

Output: preferential order-of-action score matrices P, completed matrix G ^, gene-dependent logistic function parametrization Ψ, inferred gene network for a gene subset of interest.

In Other Games Pat White threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score in one half of action and Steve Slaton rushed for 127 yards and a score, leading No. 9 West Virginia to a 38-13 win against visiting Mississippi State.

1), considers quantitative phenotype measurements over a set of single and double mutants, provides preferential order-of-action scores of possible pairwise relationships and assembles them in a joint gene network.