Sentence examples for evenly fair from inspiring English sources

As explained in Section 3.2, the bits marked as 1 in each signature is uniformly distributede; thus, the probability that a certain bit is marked as 1 by a hash function is evenly fair over the bit sequence in a signature.

Smyth's strike transformed what was heading to be a fair, evenly matched 1-1 draw between the hosts and World Cup-bound South Korea into a friendly victory that should give O'Neill and his squad a major boost.

By contrast, Mr. Monti said Italians could expect to make sacrifices in the months ahead, but pledged that those sacrifices would be fair, and evenly spread.

In the House of Lords from 1992 he continued to vote as a pro-European and in May 1999 he introduced a Lords debate calling for an independent electoral commission to ensure that future referendums, particularly on the euro, should be fair and evenly funded.

Split the beads and charms evenly, there should be a fair amount on each side.

Nowadays the competitors at science fairs are pretty evenly split between boys and girls, both Ms. Bose and Ms. Shah said, and 9 of the 15 finalists in the Google Science Fair were boys.

Whether it's less oily skin, fairer skin, or evenly toned skin you desire, there should be a facial cream out there.

Make sure there is an even amount of girls (including the birthday girl) so that the teams will be split up evenly and it will all be fair.

The match grew in excitement and drama the longer it went on and the fact that even extra-time could not separate the teams was probably a fair reflection on two evenly-matched sides.

These nodes are spaced evenly around the network on different floors, providing a fair average of how each protocol copes with node failure and not how they are responding to a particular broadcast node.

Obama manager David Plouffe has argued that the only way to seat the Michigan delegation would be to divide the delegates evenly between Clinton and Obama: "A 50-50 split would be fair".