scoring
Britishnoun
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the act or practice of scoring
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orchestration See orchestrate
Example Sentences
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The researchers say their exposure scoring method could help regulators and scientists better evaluate real world dietary exposure and improve protections for vulnerable groups, especially children and people who are pregnant.
From Science Daily
James fueled the Lakers during the third quarter, scoring the team’s first nine points by himself and finishing with 21 points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
From Los Angeles Times
Ami conducts initial interviews using the same script every time, scoring applicants out of 100 based on their attitude and experience.
From BBC
For a team historically known for scoring late winners, it has been a different story for Liverpool this season.
From BBC
In 1982 he returned to New York, where he took “every gig imaginable,” he wrote in the timeline, including jobs scoring commercials, making “bad dance records” and playing “mafia weddings in Bensonhurst for $75.”
From Los Angeles Times
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