Sentence examples for weak fairness from inspiring English sources

"The Righteous Mind," by Jonathan Haidt, a University of Virginia psychology professor, argues that, for liberals, morality is largely a matter of three values: caring for the weak, fairness and liberty.

Liveness requires the assumption of weak fairness and holds only for executions with not more than finitely many fault steps per process.

We design snap-stabilizing committee coordination algorithms enriched with some desirable properties related to concurrency, (weak) fairness, and a stronger synchronization mechanism called 2-Phase Discussion.

We prove that under appropriate weak fairness assumptions all these specifications are stuttering bisimilar and that large classes of logic temporal formulas, namely all CTL⁎∖X formulas, are preserved.

It is about remuneration based on the weak term "fairness".

Further, even if the weak users' long-term fairness constraints are satisfied, the sum throughput is less than the one with no fairness constraint (please compare the sum throughput of the unfair scheduling curves and the ones with long-term fairness constraint).

But given the government's misrepresentations and new evidence suggesting that the case against him is weaker than first thought, fairness demands that he be granted bail while he awaits trial.

Figure 2 Throughput share with fixed CW: (a) W w = 10, (b) W w = 50, (c) W w = 80. Figure 3 plots the variation of aggregate throughput with different CWs under the throughput fairness condition between weak and strong signal nodes.

His proposals are less obviously linked to fairness, and are weaker for it.

Among these concepts, optimal proportionality and optimal weak proportionality appear to be desirable fairness concepts.

Rather than emphasizing discipline, organization and uniformity of message, Mr. Alterman suggests, they favor self-criticism, diversity and fairness, which makes them weaker competitors, especially on the kind of sound-bitten yelling contests that increasingly characterize radio and television.