Sentence examples for common contention from inspiring English sources
On most of the numerous diseases that common contention holds will yield to alcohol it has little, if any, effect.
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.
The common realist contention that theories can be viewed as gradually converging on the truth as scientific inquiry progresses suggests that such progress is amenable to assessment or measurement in some way, if only in principle.
Yeonpyeong is one of five islands surrounded by waters that are claimed by both Koreas and have been the most common points of contention in recent years.
While both bills share common elements, the sole contention between House and Senate isn't federal workers, as you assert; it's the central question of effectiveness: Can the proposed security system protect people?
We close with some observations regarding common themes, points of contention and possibilities for future work.
Random access schemes operate typically on a contention based common channel, which brings problems with increasing traffic load.
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.
Osborne brushed off the Scottish National Party's contention that "common sense" would ultimately lead the British government to continue circulating pounds north of the border if Scotland went its own way.
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.
