Sentence examples for equitable reference from inspiring English sources

The results of the Shapley value are regarded as a theoretical equitable reference.

I have also tried to be equitable in choosing references while not intending to be comprehensive or exhaustive.

One view in military circles is that the events of Bloody Sunday should not be seen in isolation, and any action should be on an "equitable basis" – a clear reference to killings by republican paramilitaries.

We use the equitable payoff as a reference point to evaluate the kindness of a strategy.

We introduce a multi-criteria model equivalent to equitable optimization and we develop a corresponding reference point procedure to generate fair and efficient bandwidth allocations.

The PES project is implemented in the form of equitable payment for watershed services (EPWS) in reference to quality water as ecosystem service.

Furthermore, the standardized test gives valuable insight into broader issues, such as the standard curriculum important to grade level requirements, and an education reference point for fair and equitable education for all children in all schools -- district by district and state by state.

We first define what an equitable payoff is and use it as a reference point to evaluate the kindness of a strategy.

It remains uncertain what sort of impacts – if any – the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement ('AUSFTA') will have on PBS processes such as reference pricing and their important role in facilitating equitable and affordable access to essential medicines.

On "Sue Me," presumably a reference to a lawsuit that Barney filed for more "equitable custody" of their daughter, she repeats the title over and over, wrestling with the words until she seems to strangle them of any meaning.

An application of the area below the potential treeline as a reference unit for sustainability indicators allows for a more equitable comparison of the European Alps and their surroundings.