Sentence examples for enhanced fairness from inspiring English sources

Finally, Congress bills it as "enhanced fairness for women," but this section of the new law creates some good and some plain awful changes to retirement plan rules.

By adjusting this threshold parameter, the system benefits from flexible operation of either achieving high system throughput or enhanced fairness in terms of cell-edge user throughput.

A further indicator of the enhanced fairness of the network is shown in Figure 10, where the MS throughput is plotted against the distance between the MS and its serving BS.

It was the extenuating circumstances here that created the enhanced need for fairness, especially at a tournament whose scheduling is always under suspicion because of the featured night matches that often provide relief from the heat of the late New York summer.

In leaner times, surveys suggest, attitudes are more charitable, and redistribution more welcomed.One possible explanation for this variation (advanced by David Kynaston, a historian) is that Britons tend to espouse an enhanced version of fairness when it chimes with their self-interest.

The changes were linked to a number of simultaneous factors among them the concepts introduced by the present project with its emphasis on fairness and enhanced participation.

However, after the convergence of the adaptation, the fairness index is importantly enhanced (from ≈0.5 at optimization round 0 to ≈0.7 at the final round).

We investigated spatial and temporal fairness aspects of integrated HSDPA-enhanced UMTS networks on flow level.

"... share the conviction that the threats of climate change cannot be curbed effectively by a single State alone but only by the enhanced co-operation of the community of States, based on principles of mutual trust, fairness and equity, precaution, intergenerational justice and common but differentiated responsibilities and capabilities.

Han et al. [11] proposed an enhanced auction-based SA method for OFDMA systems for achieving high spectrum utilization and ensure competitive fairness.

(See Silvers and Wasserman 2000 for a general discussion of fairness in regard to accommodating people with disabilities in competitive sport and Silvers 2008 in regard to enhanced embodiment).