Sentence examples for a fairer allocation from inspiring English sources

This means that the more RBs are allocated to a user, the larger the penalty resulting in a fairer allocation.

In that summer of 2010, all Miliband really had was an abstraction – British capitalism rewired for a fairer allocation of wealth and opportunity.

Other old favorites included reforming and simplifying school aid formulas, a proposal that will work only if it is accompanied by a fairer allocation of state funds among the urban, rural and suburban school systems.

Poverty reduction is a function of two main drivers – technological advance and socio-political rebalancing – leading to a fairer allocation of scarce resources (in which economic growth often plays an important role).

It could put its resources behind the proposal of Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, to "re-decentralize" the Internet, both to assure a fairer allocation of the digital dividend and hand back control of personal data from big tech to individuals.

The crisis in Cameroon's two English-speaking regions – the north-west and south-west – began in October 2016 with peaceful protests by lawyers and teachers demanding the wider use of English, rather than French, in local courtrooms and schools, as well as more English-speaking school teachers, adherence to a dual legal system and a fairer allocation of resources.

In a fair allocation scheme, cell-edge MSs should be allocated high-priority RBs so as to be able to transmit at full power and achieve the maximum possible SINR.

Nothing about the process suggests a fair allocation of resources.

But whether the international community could ever agree on a fair allocation system is moot.

A fair allocation of utility (application-layer performance) is essential in providing QoS (Quality of Service) guarantee.

"However, it may be possible to adopt rules to establish a fair allocation of a limited co-op resource in a manner equally applicable to all shareholders".