But in fairness, the availability of the same electronic facilities has helped to develop a large number of highly sophisticated analytical and optimization methodologies for almost all types of engineering structures, e.g., Nooshin (1981 , 1985 and Kaveh et al. (2011).
In contrast to the shared buffer that experiences severe congestion and gross unfairness under bursty traffic, separate buffers result is fairness in buffer availability between the output links, yielding efficient behavior.
Healthcare quality was perceived to be lowest in non-technical areas such as: information provision to clients, directional signs in clinics, drug availability, fairness in queuing, waiting times, and information provision on use of suggestion boxes and feedback on clients' complaints.
They worry about availability, fairness, workload, and performance issues," said study partner Kathy Kacher.
Q: The film raises issues about the morality and fairness of the availability of organs for transplant, suggesting that some providers in the black market commit murder to harvest healthy organs and that poverty also is a driving factor.
These misbehaviors of the selfish nodes will impact availability, efficiency, reliability, and fairness.
Four regions of TCP fairness were identified according to the buffer availability at the base station.
(F07) Thus, two subthemes were highlighted: the availability and the transparency and fairness of a complaint mechanism.
In addition to drug availability, more intervention clinic clients cited perceived fairness of charges, cleanliness, privacy, physical appearance, and the presence of essential equipment as their reason for choosing the clinic at follow-up.
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