Sentence examples for for making a fair from inspiring English sources

Thus, for making a fair comparison of the algorithms, we choose configurations where γ ≅ 1.

On 4 September 1933 Paul Voigt, Sibelius's long-time copyist, sent a bill for making a fair copy of the first movement 23 pages of music.

— Somini Sengupta Designers Hear the Call for Making a Fair-Trade Smartphone Ft.com |A Dutch start-up thinks it can make a "fair-trade smartphone" with parts made by happy well-paid people.

We propose a new technique called "pre-validation" for making a fairer comparison between the two sets of predictors.

"This loss is going to make it difficult now," admitted the Leeds coach, Brian McDermott, afterwards, making a fair case for understatement of the season so far in the process.

First class image, first class quality, and first class service will be our goals while making a fair profit for employees and investors.

The thing is that hits can be so unpredictable that it's hard to say looking backward who was truly responsible for making a game successful and what a fair revenue split should be.

"I think the ideal conclusion would be for employers to make a fair and final reasonable offer and for the BMA to accept it," NHS Providers chief executive Chris Hopson told BBC Radio 4's Today programme yesterday.

Mr Osborne's recent budget, which emphasised investment and offered tax cuts to low earners and pension reforms for the old, made a fair stab at that.

Extrapolating that, it's as good an explanation for why Apple makes a fair amount of its decisions not to include other features, too.

Linares-Vásquez et al. evaluated their implementation, but different to ours, they analyzed precision of links between Stack Overflow content and API methods, and as such it was impossible for us to make a fair comparison.