Sentence examples for A fair task from inspiring English sources
"We wish the Council would drop it, but we are confident this would be a fair task force".
In this paper we study a fair task allocation problem in transportation where an optimal allocation not only has low cost but more importantly, it distributes tasks as even as possible among heterogeneous participants who have different capacities and costs to execute tasks.
We can already see this from the studies cited above when so many participants do not actually follow their moral principle about what is a fair task assignment.
All-in-One Units A few years ago the idea of an all-in-one printer, scanner, copier was something that sounded great on paper (no pun intended), but in practice did a fair job at a multitude of tasks, but did not tackle any task remarkably well.
Although Irons thinks the task force did a "fair job," Chagnon is still bitter about the mauling he took from Tierney.
People all should have an equally fair task to do.
This is a fair old task actually: it's akin to the amount of work of linking and so on that has to be done to gain a decent Google PR value for a blog.
In contrast, hardly any of these solutions focus on the fair task allocation among users, i.e., encouraging more selfish users involved in crowdsourcing practice [11, 12].
He is a carpenter and an irritable, exacting but fair task-master to his shiftless teenage apprentices; but he seems strangely curious about one lad assigned to his charge, and the secret between man and boy is played out in the Dardennes' habitual style - cloudy days, dull suburban locations and hand-held shots coming in very close to the principals' heads and faces.
Mrs Merkel said that "we as Germany cannot solve the [migrant] problem on our own, only together, in Europe - through a fair distribution of tasks - and also worldwide... Everyone must fulfil his task".
This has paved the way for fairer task allocation among the stakeholders and set aside more resources to generate some progress.
