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Fair in the Eyes of Others
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2019
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Envy-freeness is a widely studied notion in resource allocation, capturing some aspects of fairness. ...
A natural approach is to consider the judgement of the other agents as a proxy for objectivity. ...
Different notions have been proposed in the literature to value the fairness of an allocation. ...
arXiv:1911.11053v1
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Page 42 of Respiratory Medicine Vol. 5, Issue 1
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1911
Respiratory Medicine
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It is a curious coincidence that in Class 3 the majority of the cases are of the fair-hair-blue-eye combination, and that in Classes 1 and 2 they are of the brown-hair-brown-eye combination. ...
The same cannot be said of the fair- hair-blue-eye combination. ...
Colour types in tuberculosis
1911
British Journal of Tuberculosis
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It is a curious coincidence that in Class 3 the majority of the cases are of the fair-hair-blue-eye combination, and that in Classes I and 2 they are of the brown-hair-brown-eye combination. ...
The fair-hair-blne-eye type probably receive the disease through direct infection alone, and cases in this class might in time disappear if the above suggestion of looking after the brown-hairbrown-eye ...
doi:10.1016/s0366-0850(11)80039-6
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Page 210 of Critical Review; Or, Annals of Literature Vol. 7, Issue
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1759
Critical Review; Or, Annals of Literature
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From this refiexion of the light into the eyes of fair ‘people, they fee worfe in bright day-light than towards night ; as was obferved by <4riforle, and after him by many others, both phyficians and philofophers ...
upon the eye: and therefore the pupil, which always dilates itfelf when the light is faint, will keep wider than in thofe who, being of a fair complexion, have their eye-lathes white ; for white eye-lafhes ...
Where are You Watching? Patterns of Visual Exploration in the Ultimatum Game
2013
Open Psychology Journal
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Responders tended to reject unfair offers, probably due to their taste for fairness and to the unidentifiability of the other player that reduced the willingness to cooperate. ...
The study aimed to advance the traditional issue of identifying decision strategy by analyzing the information processing in terms of visual exploration patterns. ...
each player (Self, i.e. the responder, and Other, i.e. the proposer) and the entity of the offer (Unfair, Fair and Hyperfair). ...
doi:10.2174/1874350101306010076
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Page 231 of Biometrika Vol. 6, Issue 2-3
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1908
Biometrika
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In all the other divisions fair hair and blue eyes are distinctly below the average. ...
It cannot be said from the results of this survey whether fair-haired and blue-eyed children are less fit for town life than the other classes, but the defect in fair hair at least is quite explainable ...
Page 69 of Medical and Surgical Reporter Vol. 18, Issue 4
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1868
Medical and Surgical Reporter
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., three times a day. 3 3d |12th Good vision) 12 |Left eye had been with 29 glass. erated on in New oT __| York, and was lost. 5th |12th|Third day, cdema of |No vision. 19 |Other eye cataract- the lids ...
Somewhat out) tion of light.
tient.| | of hismind.
5th |14th|A little pus jin the an-|Cannot distin-|25— terior chamber 5th| guish objects. day; slight Iritis.
dth |l4th|Some vitreous in. the)Fair vision ...
(OE-124)VISION SCREENINGS IN CLINICAL EDUCATION
2000
Optometry and Vision Science
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For many in the United States, standard health insurance does not cover eye care, leading to lapses in care and exacerbations of pre-existing conditions. ...
This study aims to assess the effect of medical student-run vision screenings in supplementing pre-clinical education and to review health fair data on common vision pathologies seen in Harlem, New York ...
Acknowledgment The authors would like to acknowledge the Harlem community health fair participants and numerous medical student volunteer of the Touro College of Medicine in Harlem, NY that have made these ...
doi:10.1097/00006324-200012001-00335
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Page 72 of London Reader of Literature, Science, Art and General Information Vol. 18, Issue 446
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1871
London Reader of Literature, Science, Art and General Information
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On the other hand, they bear marks of cultivation and good ability. ...
The letter containing the particulars which refer to their matri- monial views should allude to no other subject. When other questions are asked they should be submitted in a separate letter. ...
THE INFLUENCE OF HOOKWORM DISEASE ON THE EYES
1914
Journal of the American Medical Association
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This was marked in one, a very severe case, while the general con¬ dition of the others in which it was noted was fair. ...
With regard to the other matters, I think the argument is presented in full in the paper. ...
doi:10.1001/jama.1914.02570020019009
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Page 120 of London Reader of Literature, Science, Art and General Information Vol. 35, Issue 891
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1880
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We trust we shall please you as well in the future as in the past.
H. 8.—The first named is an American, the other of English birth.
HevLey. ...
CHARLES, & Seatnan in the Royal Navy, fair, dark eyes, would like to correspond with a good-looking young lady, fond of home.
L. ...
Page 144 of London Reader of Literature, Science, Art and General Information Vol. 34, Issue 866
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1879
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—The number of instruments in a brass band varies. Some band masters think that twenty-four are enough, and others want sixty. ...
., twenty, fair, brown eyes, of a lovin sition, would like to correspond with a young nineteen.
Hoox Pot and Gum Sconce, two seamen in the Royal Navy, would like to correspond with two young ladies. ...
Page 144 of London Reader of Literature, Science, Art and General Information Vol. 35, Issue 892
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1880
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of all others. ...
Helen is sixteen, fair, hazel eyes, medium height, fond of music. Edith is seventeen, fond of home and children, fair, blue eyes. ...
Pigmentation of the Hair and Eyes of Children Suffering from the Acute Fevers, Its Effect on Susceptibility, Recuperative Power and Race Selection
1911
Biometrika
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of deaths in the three main
hair and eye combinations
M I R AID EYE COLOUR
Dark hair & Medium hair & Fair hair si
dark eyes
medium eyes
light eyes
jSoarlet Fever
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Thus, except in the case of red-haired girls, those with medium eye colour change least; the fair-haired girls with light eyes tend to beowne brown or even dark, and the dark-eyed girls with fair or brown ...
5 G Whining the hair and eye colours the dark-hair-#d dark-eyed ohild has considerably more re cuperative power than the fair-haired light eyed child. ...
doi:10.2307/2331437
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Page 36 of Oliver Optic's Magazine. Our Boys and Girls Vol. 17, Issue 258
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1875
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And ali lines parallel with each other and the earth’s surface and perpendicular to the picture plane meet at the point of sight, namely, that point of the horizon directly opposite the eye of the spectator ...
I had a playmate — Marjory Dean; More womanly than I;
Fair as your fair self, Geraldine, With eyes as sweet and shy.
Alike in years, alike in names, — What shade could come between? ...
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