Scores. Subscriber may request, in writing, that TURSS provide Subscriber certain credit scores, which shall include ResidentScore, collectively referred to herein as “Score(s),” for Subscriber’s exclusive use. XXXXX agrees to perform such processing as reasonably practicable. Subscriber shall use Scores only in accordance with its permissible purpose under the FCRA certified at the time of its request for such Scores; and, may store Scores solely for Subscriber’s own use in furtherance of Subscriber’s original purpose for obtaining the Scores. Subscriber shall not use the Scores for model development or model calibration and shall not reverse engineer the Scores.
Scores. Without limiting the foregoing, End User acknowledges that the credit scores and related score output contained in the Information (the “Scores”) are proprietary to Fair Xxxxx and/or Experian, and End User agrees that Technical Provider will not provide the Scores to any party other than End User without prior written consent from both Experian and Fair Xxxxx (with respect to Fair Isaac’s proprietary Scores) or Experian (with respect to Experian’s Scores), except as expressly instructed by End User and as permitted under the terms of the End User Agreement, or use the Scores for any purpose other than to provide the credit information processing functions required by End User. End User agrees that Technical Providers will not (i) use the Scores for model development, model Validation (as defined below), reverse engineering, or model calibration or (ii) resell the Scores or use the Scores to maintain or populate a prospect database. For purposes of the foregoing, “Validation” shall mean the process wherein Scores are calculated to demonstrate a Score's ability to rank-order the outcome (such as a payment default or bankruptcy) among a group of customers, prospects or applicants, including score distribution and account performance measures (including delinquency, charge-off, bankruptcy, and revenue). End User acknowledges and agrees that Fair Xxxxx and Experian are third party beneficiaries of the provisions of this Section 4, with right of enforcement.
Scores i. All PRODUCTION STAFF MEMBERS shall be provided with the same version of the score as the stage director and the music staff.
ii. If a score is not written in the English alphabet, all PRODUCTION STAFF MEMBERS shall be provided with the same typed transliteration.
iii. STAGE MANAGERS shall receive their scores at least thirty (30) days prior to their start date.
iv. ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS shall be provided with their scores on the first day of prep.
Scores. 3.1 Scores are compiled by GBG using the results of matching Redirection Data and third party data against each Applicant record, therefore not based solely on Redirection Data. Royal Mail gives no assurance, commitment or warranty as to the accuracy or validity of any Score.
Scores. One of two types of scores will be generated for each loan – a Collection Score or a Loss Mitigation Score. Risk categories will be determined based on score range and, in some instances, other specific criteria. Work rules are intended to be applied to the loans based on risk category. The score thresholds that determine risk are outlined below.
Scores. Chorister shall promptly return all scores furnished by Company upon completion of the last performance of each production. Company agrees to furnish all necessary musical scores in good physical condition and at no expense to Choristers. Music scores will be handed out at the first Chorus music rehearsal except
(a) for Choristers with Chorus Bit roles, upon request from such a Chorister the Company will provide the score, if available, as soon as practicable. At the request of Chorister, a digital copy of a musical score may also be provided, if the Company is permitted to provide digital copies. Divisi assignments shall be handed out no earlier than the first music rehearsal. Such scores shall include a list of all proposed cuts, interpolations, dialogue, and complete part assignments (including divisi) as then known. Whenever the musical scores provided to Choristers lack an English translation or English performing version for the complete opera being produced, Company shall exert its best efforts to provide Choristers with a complete libretto with English translation by the first musical rehearsal. To the extent such musical scores are reasonably available Company agrees to provide to Choristers only clearly legible scores which contain the following elements:
(1) Company and the Liaison Committee shall meet and confer in advance of the duplication of all scores to verify accuracy and legibility.
(2) The text to be performed printed clearly and in accurate interlinear alignment with the appropriate music. Company will make best efforts to ensure that, in the score provided to Choristers, the words of the language to be sung shall appear directly below the notes.
(3) All Chorus voice parts.
(4) All music and dialogue of solo Artists while Choristers are on stage and during offstage Chorus passages.
(5) Adequate musical/dialogue cues before Choristersmusical/dialogue entrances.
(6) Piano reduction of all music in passages listed above.
(7) Company shall provide a complete English translation (libretto) for each Chorister. Best efforts shall be made to provide an accurate word-for-word translation for those scores not published.
(8) All scores shall contain fully legible lyrics in the original language and, if the score is in an alphabet other than the Latin alphabet, in transliteration. The Company shall make best efforts to provide lyrics in typeface but may provide lyrics in fully legible handwriting if it determines that providing typeface lyrics wou...
Scores. SYMPHONY shall provide each PROFESSIONAL CHORISTER with one of the following options:
a) Musical scores which are marked with the appropriate rehearsal letters and/or bar numbers that conform with those in the conductor’s and orchestral scores to be used, when such scores are reasonably available, and with all cuts and important interpretive/expressive instructions of the Maestro, or;
b) Printed or verbal instructions for all such markings during a rehearsal service with enough rehearsal time for PROFESSIONAL CHORISTERS to insert such markings into their scores. SYMPHONY shall also use best efforts to provide each PROFESSIONAL CHORISTER with printed, emailed, or verbal instructions for standing and sitting cues and, when applicable, book light cues, prior to the first (1st) orchestral rehearsal for a given program, and any final instructions or changes verbally during warm-up before a given performance.
Scores. Scores in computer games are abstract quantities relating to a participant’s performance. In many games, the score itself is the dynamic target needed to achieve a higher ranking or to win the game. Scores are typically used as a quantitative indicator of success and can typically be raised or lowered by the user's actions in game. Trying to beat a previous own score or that of other players adds to the replay ability of games. The score itself can be represented in different ways; either through things such as experience points, levels, in-game money, or as points on a leader board. Target scores in games can also be used to unlock extras in games such as new characters, tile sets, gear/outfits, extra lives, and collectibles. In puzzle games, scores are typically representative of the speed and efficiency of the solution the player provides.
Scores. Scores are compiled by TransUnion using the results of matching Redirection Data and third party data against each Applicant record, and are therefore not based solely on Redirection Data. Royal Mail gives no assurance, commitment or warranty as to the accuracy or validity of any Score.
