Forget the score, which was predictably lopsided.
He pointed to her Q Score, which was very high, and her popularity among focus groups.
Take a statistic called game score, which was developed by Bill James.
Each company received an overall score, which was based on the carmaker's average combined road-test and predicted-reliability scores.
The most sophisticated element was Graham Haynes's jazz-funk score, which was both atmospheric and propulsive but unfortunately not live.
He said he did not know what the course record was, and he did not want to think about his score, which was six under after 14 holes.
There were five dice, shaken in a cup, and you slammed that cup down on the bar, trying for the highest cumulative score, which was thirty.
"This process would have been impossible without this technology," he said, guiding his computer's cursor over different parts of the musical score, which was displayed on a monitor.
"There's two discs to the soundtrack – there's the songs, and the original score, which was put together by Nigel Godrich," explains Wright of the Radiohead producer's involvement.
He also used a partial version of Mr. Ramin's personal score, which was found in Columbia University's archives, and a reduced version that belonged to Mr. Green.
I've received my score, which was 170, and my comments from the reviewers.
