Sentence examples for division of fair from inspiring English sources

"They covered their tracks throughout the process," said Michael Urban, who works for a division of Fair Isaac, a company that helps financial institutions detect electronic fraud.

He forges them into a community based on an equal division of labour and fair sharing of food.

Despite this philosophical division of opinion, a fair degree of practical consensus was reached on a number of issues in the 1950s and '60s.

Three chapters later, we enter Pat's point of view as she is hoping to win the "Bars" division of the county fair bake off for the sixth time.

Record labels maintain that the division of royalties is fair, as they have to invest more money in marketing, PR, recording costs and tour support (though the latter two expenses are recoupable against the artist's royalties).

Skyrms (1996) measures the size of the basin of attraction of fair division using Monte Carlo methods, finding that fair division evolves roughly 62% of the time.

The example shows that issues of knowledge and ignorance, are crucial for analysis of fair division protocols.

Still, in traditional studies of fair division the role of knowledge is not taken into account, as is witnessed by the comprehensive study of "cake cutting algorithms" in Robertson & Webb (1998).

The tendency of fair division to emerge, assuming that any initial condition is equally likely, can be measured by determining the size of the basin of attraction of the state where everyone in the population uses the strategy Demand 5 slices.

So shouldn't his influence have trickled down to some sort of fair division of holiday labor?

Whatever the fair division of credit or blame, the Democrats seemed to be drawing blood.