Sentence examples for fair efficiency from inspiring English sources

The functional requirement test and the usability test reveal fair efficiency of the system.

We are proposing to renovate our collective nest it's about time but there remains warm suspicion that quick infrastructure expenditures, however well-meant, will fall short of fair efficiency.

[Using an abstract computer simulation, we] found that as children enter adolescence, they increasingly view inequalities reflecting differences in individual achievements, but not luck, as fair, whereas efficiency considerations mainly play a role in late adolescence.

The DUP have a great deal of respect for Mark Harper, the Conservative chief whip, who has also impressed colleagues with his fair-minded efficiency and ability to tell Downing Street exactly how badly a campaign to get something through the Commons is going.

The authors have argued that the suggested method can be used for real-time video services due to its fair accuracy and efficiency in computational cost.

The choices expressed by individuals appeared to be concern for equity (giving a fair chance) over efficiency or for specific sub-groups of patients they believed were justifiably more "deserving" (including patients who had waited longer, adhered to treatment regimens, and valued their transplanted kidney); not as a utilitarian notion of getting the best return possible from the graft.

Congestion management design is key to a fair and efficient use of transmission facilities and an improvement of market efficiency.

This is because ECN provides higher network efficiency, fairer distribution of bandwidth, less packet losses, and less bursty traffic; and benefits to short flows present a strong case for its implementation.

These objectives are hydromechanical performance, aesthetic performance, kinetic performance, toughness, other performance, fairing, machinability, machining efficiency, surface quality, load of tools, processing cost, processing deformation, collision and interference, machining error, geometric moving error, program calculation error and calculation principal error.

For a fair comparison of EV efficiency with that of ICEV, well-to-wheel rather than tank-to-wheel efficiency factors are considered.

Average costs sustained by the patients to perform diagnostic exams varied between €21.17 for women with benign lesions aged ≥50 years (operative efficiency 0.75, fair economic value 0.16) and €89.78 for those <50 years (operative efficiency 0.25, fair economic value 0.66).