See generally Comment, The Stage of Publication as a "Fair Use" Factor: Harper & Row, Publishers v. Nation Enterprises, 58 St. John's L.Rev.
[Fair Factor: Some moms suck, too.] I also can't complain in the "sharing domestic responsibilities" department.
It seems a fair guess that the factor uniting them all is a sad involvement with Venice.
For a fair comparison, the smoothing factor in the PSD estimator was set α = 0.8 in all algorithms where was needed.
The Court of Appeals concluded: 'We think that a fair consideration of the factors above set out in their aggregate require that appellant should have been granted bail in some reasonable amount.
While we understand that due to many influencing factors a fair comparison between different docking programs is quite difficult [37], we chose to compare PharmDock with several widely used docking programs evaluated by other studies so we can better understand PharmDock's weaknesses and strengths.
Concerning the concurrent validity of the YW-BCI36 with the QLQ-BR23 module, the body image and sexuality dimension of the YW-BCI36 was correlated with the sexual functioning, sexual enjoyment, and body image subscales of the module, at −0.74, −0.65, and −0.41, respectively (p < 0.001), which indicated a fair convergence between these factors.
The inter-correlations between the SAQ factors showed a fair to moderate relationship (0.25 0.55), with the exception of the factor stress recognition in which the relationship with most of the other factors was very weak.
The fact that an article arguably is "news," and therefore a productive use, is simply one factor in a fair use analysis.
"All the employee groups represented by the other unions at the company have entered into an agreement based on this concept, and we think it's a fair solution and an important factor in enabling US Airways to be competitive in a very competitive industry," Mr. Nagin said.
