Sentence examples for allowed to contend for from inspiring English sources
No black man was allowed to contend for the world heavyweight championship until Jack Johnson in 1908.
In their proposal, links are allowed to contend for the channel sequentially while transmitting data packets simultaneously.
However, since such a protocol only allows to contend for being a relay among the vehicles within a certain area, it has success only very few times; i.e., it is unreliable.
Just as professional basketball players are now allowed to compete for Olympic medals, why couldn't these more polished films contend for Sundance's main event?
Thus, DCF steadily builds up the contention window for the disadvantaged node S1, while allowing S2 to contend for the channel with a minimum window following every successful transmission; the two transmitters share an inconsistent, asymmetric view of the channel state [2].
Some of the constitutional issues the administration faces are foreshadowed in the lawsuits filed against states since the start in 1996 of a provision in the welfare bill known as charitable choice, the legislation championed by John Ashcroft, then a senator from Missouri, that allowed religious groups to contend for government contracts to help welfare recipients adjust to the work world.
QoS differentiation is enforced by allowing packets in HP queues to contend for channel access with higher probability than packets in LP queues.
In order to improve utilization in low load situation, Z-MAC allows 'non-owners' of a slot to contend for a slot if it is not being used by its 'owner.' Similarly, Funneling-MAC [15] tried to mitigate the funneling problem by a sink-oriented scheduling protocol which is also a hybrid of TDMA and CSMA protocols.
