Here, the constraint ĝ n, 1 r ≤ F G n - 1 ( ξ n ) limits the n th user outage probability during the fairness-based data transmission period to a given threshold ξ n.
The final batch of sales is seen as a key test for organisers, following complaints during earlier sales phases about the fairness of the process and the reliability of the online technology employed by ticketing partner Ticketmaster.
Fan won respect from many Hongkongers for the fairness she demonstrated during her tenure in LegCo, a particularly strong asset to have at this time, according to Michael DeGolyer, director of the HKTP.
In the U.S., by contrast, the scrapping of the fairness doctrine for television, during Reagan-era deregulation, has created a situation where Mr. Murdoch's tabloid newspaper, The New York Post, is not nearly as popular as its cousins in the U.K. but Fox News is closer in spirit and approach to The Sun or The News of the World than to, say, The Times of London.
The same pattern can be seen in Jain's fairness index of the network, as demonstrated in Fig. 4. The wide fluctuations of the fairness index are visible during the systematic search of the learning agent in the beginning of the learning process.
Discussions during the training course would focus on the fairness, effectiveness, and efficiency of the naturalization interview, especially in terms of the interviewer's influence on interview outcome.
In particular, it refers to how customers perceive the interaction as well as the fairness of the process during service delivery [ 24, 27].
Turnbull continued with the fairness argument anyway.
The complainants' expectations can be related to the fairness theory.
Instead of using PF, MT is used as a substitute in this scheme in order to provide the channel with a higher throughput during packet transmission, thus reducing the fairness measures [10, 20].
