Figure 2b depicts the user throughput at 5% outage gain over Proportional Fair G O. For the full buffer traffic model, the user throughput at 5% outage increases for higher values of α, thereby, as expected, improving the degree of fairness provided by the α-fair gradient scheduling algorithm (as already shown in [14]).
Restoring a greater degree of fairness to the US job market would be good for businesses, good for the economy, and good for the country".
They will also bring about a greater degree of fairness between our requirements for European doctors and for those from outside Europe".
Four years ago the American Bar Association said executions should be stopped until a greater degree of fairness and due process could be achieved.
Grading Golf Handicaps Golf handicaps are supposed to level the playing field (or, rather, the golf course) so that a good player and a mediocre one can compete against each other with some degree of fairness.
In a speech she has given at least five times from 1994 to 2003, she noted a colleague's belief that judges must transcend personal sympathies and aspire to a greater degree of fairness.
Consequently, for such a system to reach the requisite degree of fairness, either tax rates must be raised on the wealthy, which could lower efficiency, or additional taxes — such as wealth, inheritance or estate taxes, which present fewer problems of economic efficiency — must be imposed or expanded.
The prosecuting function is particularly delicate because criminal prosecution can be used as an instrument of oppression and persecution, even where conviction is not obtained, and because in most systems prosecutors are expected to act with a degree of fairness and restraint not necessarily expected of the parties to civil litigation.
Thus, the degree of fairness is determined by the parameters γ and ρ.
