Sentence examples for problem of fair from inspiring English sources
We consider the problem of fair resource allocation in a system containing different resource types, where each user may have different demands for each resource.
The prospect of queues winding around a theatre again has underlined the growing problem of fair access to such sought-after shows.
We thus introduce and study the problem of fair two-dimensional division wherein the allotted pieces must be of some restricted two-dimensional geometric shape(s), particularly squares and fat rectangles.
In the second part of the paper I discuss how the existing tools and methods can be adapted to examine the problem of fair representation of different interests within environmental committees.
A government-sponsored commission that studied the problem of fair campaigning recommended last year that TV stations voluntarily provide a mere five minutes each night for "candidate discourse" on the 30 nights preceding elections -- if only to compensate for television's shameful abandonment of serious political news coverage.
In spectrum sharing CR networks, the problem of fair resource allocation among secondary users was investigated in [12].
New algorithms for the classical problem of fairing cubic spline curves and bicubic spline surfaces are presented.
But it is still a problem of fairness — primarily of fair access to scientific training, to research facilities, to full participation in professional meetings.
The legislative history acknowledges "the long controversy over the related problems of fair use and the reproduction (mostly by photocopying) of copyrighted material for educational and scholarly purposes". House Report, at 66, U.S.Code Cong.
The specific wording of section 107 as it now stands is the result of a process of accretion, resulting from the long controversy over the related problems of fair use and the reproduction (mostly by photocopying) of copyrighted material for educational and scholarly purposes.
"In the final analysis, these figures touch the soul of the reunified Germany and evoke the problem of the fair distribution of opportunities and burdens," they said.
