Sentence examples for a fair connection from inspiring English sources

But readers make that connection, and it's a fair connection to make.

We study network games in which each player wishes to connect his source and sink, and the cost of each edge is shared among its users either equally (in Fair Connection Games FCG's) or arbitrarily (in General Connection Games GCG's).

The judge, however, ruled that the men might not receive a fair trial if the connection were known.

2) A fair proportion of the molecular connections between Nfil3 and Tox have been derived from studies with the EL4 lymphoma cell line.

Thanks to research for my new book on the brain-vagina connection, I have a fair number of conversations these days with neuroscientists who study the data on this link.

As described in [19], a fair resource allocation usually does not produce equal connection data rate because the diverse connections also suffer from diverse channel conditions, network states, and dynamics.

Senior doctor Healthcare providers spoke of the need for a fair system where opportunity, support and training did not depend on connections, but, as in wider Afghan society, having connections made all the difference within the hospital.

"If you don't have the connections or experience to get information, it's a fair way," the mother said.

Ilhéus has good road and air connections with Salvador, the state capital, and attracts a fair number of tourists.

The challenge is to develop a fair rate allocation algorithm without per-source accounting as this is inequivalent to per-connection or per-flow accounting in this case.

That's almost a fair comparison because Apple has yet to release the iPad Mini and fourth-generation iPad with a cellular data connection.