Sentence examples similar to long term fair from inspiring English sources

Short-term fairness of long-term fair grid and line topologies were analyzed briefly in[8].

We consider the network long-term fair when a Jain's fairness index of 0.95 is achieved.

Bettman said the N.H.L. chose to keep the location of the talks secret "because we have work to do, and my hope is that we can achieve the goal of getting a long-term, fair agreement in place as quickly as possible so we can play hockey".

Using the analysis in[31], we select the probing rates such that the throughput distribution is long-term fair.

In order to measure the short-term fairness horizon, the network has to achieve a fairness index of 0.95 in the long run; that is, it must be long-term fair.

Greg Barker MP said the 7% finance deal under the Green Deal was fixed for 20 years and cheaper than High Street lending, claiming it offered a "really good deal for long-term fair finance".

Fixing the funding formula should be a priority; it's going to take time to bring all stakeholders together to negotiate a long-term, fair and equitable agreement.

True, there are secondary markets like SharesPost and others, but I don't consider them a long-term, fair-value solution.

Considering the harmonic mean effect of 802.11 (in other words, the long-term fair-channel access behavior of the contending 802.11 wireless links), the throughput of a flow traversing multiple 802.11 links is assumed as R=frac{P}{sumlimits_{i}d_{i}(P)}=frac{P}{sumlimits_{i}(theta_{i}+P/b_{i})} (3).

In order to maximize the long term average fair throughput, the dynamic model allows temporary unfairness.

In the long term the only fair way of dealing with our individual contributions to climate change is personal carbon accounts.