The article further goes on to disarm the common contention that colleges boast a plurality of students from higher earning families simply because their test scores on exams like the SAT and ACT are higher on average.
In his remarks to the Examiner, he disagreed with one common contention of the religious right, that homosexuality is a choice.
On most of the numerous diseases that common contention holds will yield to alcohol it has little, if any, effect.
In the end, their common "contention is simply that there must be discussion" about this question of purpose (p. 8).
One of the most common contentions as to why conscious will eventually be replicated is based on the fact that nature bumbled its way to human-level conscious experience, and with a deeper understanding of the neurological and computational underpinnings of what is "happening" to create a conscious experience, we should be able to do the same.
A common point of contention is whether a topic or person doesn't meet Wikipedia's detailed test for "notability".
Figure 7a demonstrates the physical collision probability without retries as a function of N s for comparisons between prediction and simulation data from 802.11, 802.11e and 802.11aa, where a common value of initial contention window (W = 32) was adopted and only a single saturated CBR flow was sent, via AC_BK in the case of the latter two and thus they share the same results.
For this reason, distinctions between self-directed and other-directed emotions and between anti-social and sociable emotions were a common point of organization and contention.
Such approaches tend to assume that contending flows span a single hop and fairness may be achieved by converging the MAC contention windows to a common value.
The characteristic relativist contention is that a common moral framework is often lacking, especially in moral disagreements between one society and another, and that differences in moral frameworks usually cannot be explained simply by supposing that one society or the other is making factual or logical mistakes.
Yet, over the years, when rallying for the causes that are dearest to the collective Jewish heart, the community has been able to overlook points of contention, and unite under a common banner.
