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What was the average rating for the week?
This week the rating was average, more or less.
How long did filming of the first Halloween movie take?
The original Halloween was filmed in 20 days in the Spring of 1978.
What does the energy star rating mean?
Energy star rating is a rating fiven to products to rate them on their energy consumption. The lower the energy star rating the less energy it uses.
What is the benefit of star rating on electrical appliances?
because they consume less energy so it is the benefit of star rating
Why is Live Feed rated R?
According to imdb (see the Related Link below), Live Feed(2006) is rated R for "strong bloody violence and gore, sexual content, language and some drug material." There is also an Unrated version available.This movie is basically a bad rip-off of the Hostelmovies. It's torture horror. Movies like this usually have a level of violence that makes it impossible for them to get anything less than an R rating.
Do True refrigerators use less energy?
True Refridgerators do have an energy star rating. This means they do in fact consume less electricity than the refridgerators that do not have an energy star rating.
What is the BBB rating for USA wallpaper?
This rating is not very high. I found the rating to be less than average. It is recommended to always check out any business before hiring them.
What does true Bayesian estimate mean in connection with the IMDb Top 250 ratings?
It is a useful weighting mechanism used by the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) to adjust a movie's rating score based on the number of votes it has received. Less votes carry less 'weight', so a movie's score based on few votes is more likely to be pushed toward a pre-determined benchmark figure. As the number of votes increase they begin to assert more of their own influence on the final score. Bayesian averages differ from other averages (e.g. arithmetic mean) in that you have to make some assumptions about the system beforehand. The average score across all movies rated on the IMDb is 6.7 (out of 10). This is the IMDb's pre-determined benchmark figure against which other movies are compared in the Bayesian estimate. IMDb also require a minimum of 1300 votes before a movie makes it to their Top 250. The IMDb didn't necessarily have to use the figures of 6.7 & 1300. They could easily have picked other starting points like 5.0 and 2000, for example, if they thought they had good reason. Now let's say 'only' 1350 people vote for a movie but give it a perfect score of 10. Using the IMDb methodology: Bayesian est. = (1350x10 + 1300x6.7) / (1350+1300) = 8.4 The initial score of 10 is pushed significantly downward toward the benchmark of 6.7 due to the relatively small number of votes. Now let's say 20,000 people vote for a movie and also give it a perfect score of 10: Bayesian est. = (20000x10 + 1300x6.7) / (20000+1300) = 9.8 The initial score is still pushed down, but not nearly as much due to the relatively high number of votes. The Bayesian estimate quite closely reflects the opinion of a large number of voters. That is, the opinion of 20,000 people carries more weight than 1350 people, using the Bayesian approach. A similar thing would happen if the score was low, except a relatively smaller number of votes would pull the Bayesian estimate up towards the overall average of 6.7 instead of down.
What are tornadoes usually rated?
The most common rating for a tornado is EF0, followed by EF1. Basically the higher the rating the less often it is assigned.
Which type of tornado is the most rare?
The rarest rating for a tornado is EF5. Less than one tornado in every thousand receives such a rating.
The higher the number on a rating scale the less dangerous a substance?
yes
Are there people in the National Guard with disabilities?
You would have to have a VA rating of 30% or less.
