"two fair" is not a complete sentence in English.
You can use the word "fair" as an adjective or a noun, but not like this on its own. For example, you could say: The two fair attendants greeted us with smiles.
In the meantime, 802.11ac and 802.11ac+ bring low fairness levels compared with the two fair scheduling protocols.
Also, we demonstrate that two fair scheduling protocols of 802.11ac+ give a much better throughput fairness than 802.11ac, especially when users experience different channel qualities.
Additionally, two fair scheduling protocols of 802.11ac+ give close-to-perfect user fairness even when the users experience different channel qualities.
Third, we build two fair scheduling protocols based on the user scheduling of 802.11ac+ to achieve fairness among users.
Then two fair balls in a row.
Mr. Lacey's plan calls for two "fair fights" among incumbents.
Indeed, Malev and Spainair, two fair-sized European airlines, have already gone bust.
Starrett City was first sued in 1979 by the NAACP and two fair-housing organizations on behalf of several blacks on the project's waiting list.
Is this massive investment in two fair-to-middling personalities a dodge, a case of escapism equal to the Depression-era investment in big-budget musicals?
Frederick Sandys, a Rossetti acolyte who mostly did raven-haired temptresses, makes an unexpected contribution with a painting of two fair-haired children at evensong.
Two fair-housing groups and five New Orleans homeowners filed the suit in 2008 on behalf of a potential class of roughly 20,000 black homeowners, arguing that the Road Home formula was discriminatory.
