The End-of-Life modelling of recycling is performed in accordance with the equal share method to account for impacts both on the recyclability and the recycled content.
Being a man lay not in the exercise of power, but in the equal sharing of it.
As it can be easily checked, the total distortion of the proposed method is much less than that of the nonoptimal equal-share regime because the philosophy behind the resource allocation process in the equal-share scenario is far apart from that of the proposed distortion-minimal algorithm.
In short: Congress dreamed up the equal shares for the states; the Bush administration chose the population formula that Congress later adopted; and Homeland Security spread the danger formula paper thin.
For his part, Farmelo provides us with a vision of a great leader, Churchill, who hesitated fatally when Britain was given, by the US, the offer of an equal share in the development of the A-bomb.
Because they are socially separated or segregated from the dominant forces of a society, members of a minority group usually are cut off from a full involvement in the workings of the society and from an equal share in the society's rewards.
Steiner argues that all inhabitants of the world are entitled to an equal share in the value of all land and he advocates for the "Global Fund" which aims to ensure that equal share entitlements can be secured.
Despite promises to alleviate the urban poverty of immigrant communities, little was done in the 1980s, and in the 1990s the exclusion of blacks and to a lesser extent South Asians from an equal share in the benefits of British society continued to be a critical problem, one which politicians confronted reluctantly and to limited effect.
At its own request the Northern region was not given internal self-government until 1959, because northerners feared that their region might lose its claim to an equal share in the operation and opportunities of the federal government if it was not given time to catch up with the educationally advanced south.
Although women cannot afford to shirk the conflict necessary to take what they're entitled to – an equal share in the running of their institution – they do so from a position of systemic disadvantage and varying degrees of precariousness.
Two-thirds of white respondents believed police use good judgment in the stops; an equal share of black respondents said they did not.
