Sentence examples for fair in terms of from inspiring English sources

In the simulations, the proportional fair strategy outperforms resource fair in terms of throughput as well as fairness thereby resulting in a good tradeoff between throughput and fairness.

But Leggatt said the court could only judge what was fair in terms of contract.

Experiments demonstrate an efficiency close to 99% that is independent of the number of nodes and is fair in terms of resource allocation.

Few data have been published assessing how children requiring a VAD as a BTT will fair in terms of their long-term QOL.

It's not fair, in terms of environmental justice, for communities with cash to demand that projects they don't want be built somewhere else".

Fair in terms of law means that it applies equally to all, something Harman, Hain and Alexander would do well to remember.

"This is certainly fairer in terms of how the equity is split," Shelly Lombard, a bond analyst with the firm Gimme Credit, said.

A spokeswoman for Hearst said the company struck a "equitable and fair deal for both sides" with Apple and that it was a "fair agreement in terms of sharing the data and owning the customers together".

I mean, it's not a totally fair comparison to make that cigarettes kill people more slowly, but it is a fair comparison in terms of people who are killed earlier than they might have been….

I mean its not a totally fair comparison to make that cigarettes kill people more slowly but it is a fair comparison in terms of people who are killed earlier than they might have been….

The concept is tested with a panel of end-users, with fair results in terms of performance and subjective judgment.