Sentence examples for fair linkage from inspiring English sources
The details need not detain us here (for those see Oddie 1986a) but in a fair linkage each Q-predicate in a constituent receives the same weight in the linkage as it possesses in the constituent itself.
Similar to the groundwater levels, their fluctuation between pre- and post-rainy seasons showed fair linkages with rainfall occurrences.
This too can be spelt out in terms of fair linkages between trees, thus guaranteeing the triangular inequality.
Regarding fair equality of opportunity, the linkage is not tight.
This can be remedied, however, by altering the account of a linkage to make them fair.
Dalston obtains legal and democratic status for devolved governance and subsidiarity The bit I like best is this sentence: Dalston is internationalised, glocalised, through fair trade and community to community linkages Globalisation has already come to Dalston in the form of offshore ownership and (if you believe local rumour) massive laundering of heroin money.
We therefore selected the top 34,000 linkages of both versions of YeastNet in order to perform a fair comparison.
Properly designed blue printing and linkage of assessment to the curriculum objectives was one of the characteristics (of fair assessment), " final exam should reflect all the curriculum components in a fair distribution percentagewise" (T) and " if assessment items are not too precise, it's difficult for assessors to decide on the mark, is it one or two, two or three, one or zero" (T).
These data provide molecular confirmation of the epidemiologic linkage between cases of subtype H3N2v virus infection and exposure to swine at agricultural fairs.
R: That's fair, fair, fair, fair.
