Scott Frankel and Michael Korie tailored the score to their leading ladies, Patti LuPone (Rubinstein and Christine Ebersolee (Arden), both of whom are in full flower.
Sam Bisbee tailored the score for an 80's vibe using sound specific instruments that were popular then.
The second approach is to use different scores tailored to different diseases (for example, a burn score for a burn patient) that all produce a standard measure which can be compared.
An overview of all lessons tailored to norm scores (above the 93% clinical range on YSR subscales) can be found in Table 1.
In tailoring the score to Ibragimova's strengths, Watkins balances fiercely virtuosic episodes with searingly beautiful writing.
Her use of film is a reminder that he was in the first wave of composers who matched music to image, tailoring a score for René Clair's 1925 surrealist film Entr'Acte, which featured Duchamp playing chess with Man Ray.
One only needs to look at such early dances as "Primitive Mysteries," "Frontier" and "Heretic" to witness the obsessive and calculated rigor with which Graham fitted the movement onto custom-tailored scores.
For example, Teramoto and Fukunishi have applied a supervised scoring model to tailor the FlexX scoring function (F-score), which outperformed its former version on three of the five tested targets (83).
A parallel attitude among musicians unfortunately came to regard the skilled provision of a score tailored to the demands of script and camera as a spiritually impoverished relation of aspiring symphonic or operatic works.
In the intervention group, duration of ECS therapy is individually tailored based on Villalta scores.
Whereas the original LocARNA score is tailored for comparing single sequences or constructing multiple alignments (there used in a sum-of-pairs score), log-odd based scores, which are similarly utilized by Infernal[ 13], are more appropriate for scanning applications.
