Sentence examples for which fairness from inspiring English sources

We employ the proportional fair (PF) scheduling algorithm where the time window over which fairness is imposed is set to 10 TTIs.

This idea is supported by numerous studies in which fairness is carefully distinguished from equality.

Politics is a rough old business, in which fairness has long rated far behind luck, fun and schadenfreude.

We use these criteria to examine the extent to which fairness is being achieved in large clean energy roll-out programs in Australia, California and the United Kingdom.

Mr. Brooks rightly points out that because seniors hold far greater political power than the young, only seniors can create the political climate in which fairness can be brought about.

By contrast, making a decision with a game of chance is less a matter of producing the "right" result than simply an efficient way of avoiding a tiresome inquiry into which fairness standards should apply.

An important study regarding the PHC is the analysis of the horizontal equity, which concerns fairness or justice in the treatment and measures whether patients from different groups have similar access to the services they equally need [ 13].

This approach draws heavily from the psychology of procedural justice, which views fairness of treatment as being equally important as fairness of outcome; Rahr calls it "a Happy Meal version of a research smorgasbord".

Which is fairness once removed, I suppose.

Which, in fairness, they clearly did.

The board said that the new guidance was the first in which the  fairness requirement was "fully articulated".