So it doesn't help when industry players are fuzzy about just which score they're talking about.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 23, 1929 P. 27 Football game between Harvard and Yale in which score is tied, and one minute left to play.
The New Yorker, November 23, 1929 P. 27 Football game between Harvard and Yale in which score is tied, and one minute left to play.
The crackers, which score a shocking two points, are "saltine" crackers, a generic American white-flour cracker with added salt, sugar and trans fat.
The two density gradients are tested for correlation with the Spearman criteria, which score monotonic dependence and corrected with nearest neighbour distance to account for long distance interactions.
The second university gets positive flags in the Tef because it exceeds its benchmarks, which score in the 60s, 70s and 80s.
To say nothing of equestrian looks, which score high with Holli Rogers, the coltishly lean fashion director of the shopping site Net-a-Porter.
At 75 (out of a maximum score of 100) Hungary's perceived stability places it just ahead of Poland and Mexico, both of which score 71.
On which score, the white horse painted on to rocks at Marsden Craggs near South Shields in 1887 has just been vandalised by black spray-painting of the word 'flame'flame
Yet the new head of DfID wants to transfer large amounts of aid money to the Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence, which score significantly worse on accountability, according to the Aid Transparency Index.
And in fact institutional clients have the option of investing in companies such as Shell and BP which score poorly in some categories but are rated highly on management.
