Sentence examples for utilitarian fairness from inspiring English sources
We derive optimal opportunistic scheduling policies under three QoS/fairness constraints for multiuser OFDM systems temporal fairness, utilitarian fairness, and minimum-performance guarantees.
The authors derive optimal opportunistic scheduling policies under three QoS/fairness constraints for multiuser OFDM systems: temporal fairness, utilitarian fairness, and minimum-performance guarantees.
Three categories of scheduling problems the temporal fairness, utilitarian fairness, and minimum-performance guarantee scheduling are studied and optimal solutions are given.
Rawls argues that the principles of justice as fairness are superior to utilitarian principles insofar as they better affirm and promote self-respect for all citizens.
By focusing exclusively on the maximization of benefits, no matter the fairness of their distribution, utilitarian theory ignores other factors, such as claims of equity on behalf of worst off groups, that many people regard as highly relevant to just outcomes.
The transformations happening in all these mundane venues –the gym, the parking lot, the restaurant – reveal that, once an informational layer is added on top of them, they might lose other layers and especially those of non-utilitarian, purely aesthetic enjoyment, solidarity and fairness.
Such an approach would also favor primary transplants, but I intend to focus on fairness arguments rather than appeal to utilitarian or efficiency arguments in this debate.
While both the egalitarian and utilitarian perspectives have been useful in unraveling the notion of fairness in health; perhaps, the most important view that has shaped the definition of health inequities is anchored in Rawls' theory of social justice (8, 10, 31).
Meanwhile, a younger person has more years ahead of him, and has lived only a short time; there are utilitarian concerns about a life's potential and principled concerns about fairness.
While Alex Perry evokes the utilitarian precept that could start more arguments than it would end: "Fairness is about equality of sacrifice" Perhaps what's most alarming about politics today is that the neither concept of fairness actually finds expression in our two leading parties.
