Sentence examples for high unfairness from inspiring English sources
The degree of unfairness depends on the employed scheduling discipline; "greedy" scheduling disciplines like MaxTBS lead to a high unfairness, while channel-blind round-robin scheduling and proportional fair scheduling show similar results.
The reason is that although MaxTBS-scheduling maximizes the sum rate within a static scenario, traffic dynamics, and the high unfairness of the data rate allocation with MaxTBS favors in the end proportional fair scheduling.
The results in the figure showed a high degree of unfairness when UDP flows were injected into the network.
The results indicate that there is both a high degree of unfairness between users (each corresponding to a different node), and that the observed performance is worse than the two-node case.
Moreover, we expected that limbic and orbitofrontal structures such as the insula would differentially be activated by the deceitful scenario, which was associated with a high level of unfairness.
When asked by his attorney who brought "the highest level of unfairness" to his case, Zimmerman named Obama.
MaxTBS-scheduling favors strongly user in the cell center, and thus shows the highest degree of unfairness.
He said "Barack Hussein Obama" was who he blamed for what his attorney called "the highest level of unfairness" in the aftermath of Martin's death.
A state commission is studying capital punishment and whether its high cost and manifest unfairness make it time for the state to abolish the penalty.
Therefore, the auction-based power allocation can effectively avoid the high complexity and the unfairness, which are both the drawbacks of the centralized methods.
"Starting today, I will in fact break my fast, in celebration of the attention that has been brought to bear on issues of equity, diversity, and justice at MIT and in higher education," Sherley wrote in his statement, which came hours after he and many of his supporters attended a campus forum on "the costs of unfairness in higher education".
