Sentence examples for and fairness in a from inspiring English sources

There can be trade-offs existing between aggregate capacity and fairness in a cell.

In this paper, we study the trade-off between network throughput and fairness in a multi-channel enabled wireless sensor network (WSN).

Results obtained from the solution of GSPN models of simple ATM LAN setups comprising RRM or Stop & Go ABR users, as well as Unspecified Bit Rate (UBR) users, are first validated through detailed simulations, and then used to show that Stop & Go ABR is capable of providing good performance and fairness in a number of different LAN configurations.

People in immigration proceedings "should expect dignity, respect, courtesy, and fairness in a hearing before an Immigration Judge," they wrote, and judges should not act in a way that "can be perceived as bullying or hostile".

More importantly, this self-indulgent premeditated slander makes mugs out of Spectator readers who expect to find truth and fairness in an article they paid for.

It is recognized that the planning procedures could go further than one expected; that is, they attain some measure of equity and fairness in an economy with or without public goods.

"The lack of common sense and fairness in Washington is a byproduct of the partisan gridlock that has turned obstruction into victory," it read.

They have presided over the emasculation of the politics of equality and fairness in favour of a phoney discourse on "equality of opportunity".

It's clear that Wolff used his outsider status as a selling point with the members of the Trump team whom he persuaded to coöperate and that they did so despite his long-standing willingness to break much crockery, and even basic rules of honesty and fairness, in the pursuit of a story.

WHO used fixed weights (0.25, 0.25, 0.125, 0.125, 0.25) to aggregate five health system outputs (respectively, the level of population health, inequality in the distribution of health, the level of health system responsiveness, inequality in the distribution of responsiveness, and fairness in financial contributions) into a scalar health system attainment index.

However, selfishness as a non-cooperative act of misbehavior can seriously degrade network performance and fairness, particularly in Ad-hoc Social Networks (ASNETs).