Sentence examples for to fair a from inspiring English sources

To fair a cubic spline curve or a bicubic spline surface with abnormal portions, the algorithms (automatically or interactively) identify the 'bad' data points and replace them with new points produced by minimizing the strain energy of the new curve or surface.

According to FAIR, a media watchdog, even when civilian deaths are mentioned in news reports, the U.S. role in those deaths is often left out of the coverage.

First, interviews occurred when media sources began reporting "swine flu" linked to Fair A. Persons who became ill after attending Fair A may therefore have been more likely to report swine exposure, thus biasing toward an association between illness and swine exposure.

Mr. Zinman was, to be fair, a late addition, replacing Daniel Harding, reported to be ill.

To be fair, a quarter of that spending is down to working in 24 languages.

A Mexican walked all the way from Mexico City to the Fair a distance of 2,810 miles.

It is, to be fair, a convincing argument.

"To be fair, a little bit of heckling is a good thing," Mr Carswell says.

To be fair to a great man, though, I think he was just fooling around.

To be fair, an Ivy League education does provide other advantages.

Take them out to dinner, a fair, a carnival.