The current random access protocol, such as carrier sensing multiple access/collision avoidance (CSMA/CA), is far from being efficient and fair.
Yet, as Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister and opposition leader who has written several reports on Sochi, argues, far from being a model of fair play, Sochi has emerged as a model of crony capitalism, lawlessness, inefficiency and disregard for nature and people.
"Far from being about making pay fairer, plans for regionalised pay in the public sector are simply a cost-cutting exercise.
If anything, Fifita considers that the sipi tau constitutes fair warning - far from being an ancient custom, it was written for the team to perform at the Rugby World Cup in 1995 at the initiative of the Tongan king: "In the old days, the Tongan warriors were far too cunning to alert the enemy by doing a dance.
In terms of trend estimation, PediaSat provided fair results, although still far from being adequate in terms of reliable routine utilization.
The reality, so far, is fair.
The fact that Majerle hit a couple of late, game-deciding shots, but did so with such difficulty -- one 3-point shot was drilled from so far away it would have been fair to award him 4 points -- illustrates the ferocious intensity, the delicious drama, the, yes, Dear Diary, sheer power, beauty and magic of the entertainment of this series between these two fabled rivals.
When you add in that DICE, the maker of the Battlefield series, is from Sweden and that Crytek, which makes Far Cry and Crysis, is from Germany, it is fair to say that Continental Europeans are having more success in first-person shooters than in any other sort of interactive entertainment.
If they decide to contest the decision of RFU management board members, some of whom are far from convinced that the promotion criteria are fair and reasonable, they will prove formidable opponents.
