Sentence examples for scores of users from inspiring English sources

Scores of users have posted on Twitter, forums, Reddit and gaming sites to complain about Windows 10 automatically installing, seemingly without asking, and often in the middle of doing something important.

Scores of users took to forums, Twitter and technology sites to complain that their brand-new iPhone 6 Plus phones had become bent, just by being carried in front and back trouser pockets.

Scores of users protest at the sudden privacy intrusion.

Then the relations between overall preference and kansei word scores of users are investigated by Ordinal Logistic Regression (OLOGREG).

This type of personalization can be based on explicit measures of users׳ tendencies to comply to distinct persuasive strategies: measures based on standardized questionnaire scores of users.

Scores of users in network analysis based on PageRank algorithm are between 0 and 1. However scores in content analysis not limited to a certain range.

Differences in the category scores of user friendliness between activity monitors were tested with Friedman's ANOVA and Wilcoxon signed rank test (with an adjusted significance level of p < 0.0167).

It's best known (and sometimes criticized) for its score of users' influence on social media.

Products or services in competing categories could be rated on the basis of this model with a score of "user desirability".

Where Score ( I ) is score of user I, Messages are messages of user I, Responses are concepts in the response of the message M, Rep (R) is the number of iterations of concept R in the response of the message M and Weight (R) is weight of concept R in the response of the message M. Based on equation (3), it is obvious that score of each user has been calculated based on two measures.

where U is the total number of users in the system, s j (t) is the score of user j at slot t, which corresponds to the rank of his current transmission rate r j (t) within the already observed values r j (t), r j (t - 1),..., r j (t - W + 1) with W being the window size in time.