Sentence examples for basic contention from inspiring English sources

"My basic contention is it probably is".

Their basic contention is that gun controls would disarm the American people.

However, basic contention resolution schemes such as optical buffers and wavelength converters are expensive.

Wallace's basic contention was that men's tennis had, for the previous few decades, been moving in a linear direction.

Their basic contention was that Mr. Jones had taken a bloody pair of orange pants to a dry cleaner the day after the killing.

A basic contention is that popular culture is cultivated to enhance the integration of communication and information technologies into an effective, controlled, and accepted communication environment.

The proposed W-HCF (WAVE-based Hybrid Coordination Function) protocol leverages controlled access capabilities on top of the basic contention-based access of the IEEE 802.11p; it exploits vehicles' position information and coordination among WAVE providers in order to improve performances of delay-constrained and loss-sensitive non-safety applications.

Their basic contentions were that short-period changes of the money supply are, in fact, followed (after a varying interval) by changes in money income and that the velocity of circulation, though it fluctuates to some extent with the money supply, tends to be fairly stable, especially over long periods.

Throughout the proceedings in the courtroom the petitioner was represented by counsel, who unsuccessfully advanced three basic contentions: (1) A witness who testifies before a grand jury investigating offenses under the Motor Carrier Act is accorded no statutory immunity from subsequent prosecution based upon his testimony.

But because we've been reminded so often of those two basic contentions about play, I'd like to offer five other propositions on the subject that seem less obvious, or at least less frequently discussed.

Grahame's basic contentions are that changes in exposure to secondary sulfate alone were not sufficient to explain the observed mortality effects, and that the mortality effects were more likely due to changes in exposure to co-pollutants, such as biologically active metals and black smoke.