The phrase "a fair partition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the equitable division of something, such as property, resources, or responsibilities.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee agreed on a fair partition of the land among the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an equitable division" or "a just allocation".
"Cannot understand how India can wish [to] obstruct such [a fair partition] settlement," he wrote.
Eukaryotic cells ensure the fair partitioning of mitochondria using a variety of strategies.
His studio is partly divided up by partitions, like sideshow booths in a fair, one partitioned area per picture.
Secondly it offers random stratified partitioning, so it allows fair partitioning of the data while it prevents from certain cell types or doses dominating the training data.
To have a fair comparison, it was assumed that partitions B and C are delivered using the same flow in the CAPS scenario (since they both use AC1 in method 3 of [10, Table 1]).
For instance, the loads and partitions that correspond to a "fair" rate tuple can be obtained by maximizing for an appropriately chosen set of weights, subject to the constraints in (10a)–(10f) and, possibly, a lower bound constraint on.
On the other side of the fair, a partition wall at the Galleria Lorcan O'Neill booth from Rome holds a colorful Eddie Peake piece that reads Blind Rage Fills The Screen in lacquered spray paint over polished stainless steel.
Both trees are congruent and show a fair support (bv = 0.48 and pp = 0.84) for the partition {Calici, Picorna | Flavi, Others}.
To allow a fair comparison of α estimates of Γ-shape among genes and partitions, we did not use a proportion of invariable sites, but rather assigned eight discrete Γ categories (Γ8).
Note that the experiments using 1 partition are trying to emulate a sequential behavior, using exactly the same methods for a fair comparison.
