Sentence examples for poor fairness from inspiring English sources

Despite the satisfactory results for throughput, we have witnessed poor fairness manifesting in severe capture effect.

The value of JFI varies from 1/n representing poor fairness to 1 representing excellent fairness.

In contrast to the tree topology, grid topology exhibits high dependency between nodes which results in a poor fairness performance.

TCP Westwood and TIBET show the poor fairness as some connections suffer severely from frequent timeouts due to small congestion window size.

The poor fairness performance of OPT-MAC is attributed to its greedy transmission strategy that can allow some flows to exclusively capture spectral opportunities and thereby starving other flows in ad hoc networks.

However, the approach of Cicco et al. [43] renders the video flow to be controlled by the GCC that often get starved when sharing the bottleneck with a TCP flow, if the bottleneck capacity is less than or equal to 1000 kbps; when two GCC video flows share the bottleneck, the algorithm behavior appears unpredictable and exhibit poor fairness.

For instance, a system where two users achieve Mbps and Mbps would result in a poorer fairness index than a system where both users achieve only Mbps.

The prime minister will issue a tough message to the unemployed and the poor, saying: "Fairness means giving people what they deserve – and what people deserve depends on how they behave".

In fact, even though the PF and MSR rules provide poorer Jain's fairness indexes than those delivered by the EXP and MLWDF rules, they can guarantee a 99% service coverage for average arrival rates per flow less than approximately 0.8 Mbps, which is almost the same that can be guaranteed when using the EXP scheduler.

However, the resulting tendency to out-of-plane distortion exacts severe design and fabrication penalties in terms of poorer buckling performance, lack of fairness in external appearance, poor fit-up and frequent requirements for expensive rework.

Others with large populations and tight budgets are attracted to the NHS's reasonably cheap per-person coverage.Although many emerging economies also want to hang onto private insurance schemes, they relish the NHS's emphasis on fairness towards poorer folk.