Sentence examples for Theoretical contentions from inspiring English sources

We then probe the value of our theoretical contentions with a case study of the banknotes of the Republic of China, i.e. Taiwan.

Figure 1 represents our hypothesized model proposed based on the theoretical contentions discussed earlier.

As such, many of Evans's theoretical contentions, including the 'grand principle' of steam he develops to guide the mathematical modelling of pressure and fuel in steam engines, were substantially flawed.

When Michael Graziano issued his theoretical contention that the brain is nothing but a "data-processing device," he said something he cannot prove.

In a slow race a large lead group went through halfway in 14 minutes nine seconds, and with four laps to go seven athletes were in theoretical contention.

802.11n Wi-Fi Simulation: Wi-Fi APs employing frequency reuse 1 and 3, and SISO transmission with a theoretical contention model.

In particular, Xie and Cui [6] presented some theoretical analyses of contention-based protocols such as Aloha for UASNs.

Yet that second proposal remains a "theoretical" point of contention for climate change apologists (at least some more politicians are starting to acknowledge climate change so hopefully actual "deniers" are dwindling), as their anti-tax dogma wouldn't allow a consideration of one of the most practical and effective means to combat climate change, which could also help with closing the deficit.

Extensive performance analysis are done to study the effect of binary exponential contention window on energy consumption of the nodes and it is verified that our simulation results totally match with the theoretical results for different size of contention windows and node numbers.

However, this contention is not without theoretical limitations.

Our contention is that applying theoretical models should help us to arrive at a better understanding of women's surgical choices, which in turn would help to identify ways of supporting women in making these choices.