The Working Party is aware that the wearing of masks remains an area of contention in many Trusts and conflicting evidence may be cited [ 9, 10].
And a bone of contention in the debate is the sharply conflicting estimates of how many apartments have already been decontrolled under those provisions.
Various explanations for the origins of the allopolyploid taxa have been suggested, and though most lines of evidence have supported the so-called "semicristata" hypothesis, contention over the group's history has continued in several recent, conflicting studies.
10 But it concluded that the constitutional claim must involve more than a contention that the Supremacy Clause requires that a federal statute be given effect over conflicting state law.
Other conflicting claims to various territories Charles's to Burgundy and Francis's to Naples and Flanders, among others remained a matter of contention as well.
Conflict and contention often travel with the topic.
Conflict and contention are symptoms of wrong thinking; a new age demands new epistemologies.
But, even more important, it highlights Coltrane's tense and increasingly conflict-torn contention with his own musical heritage, style, and material.
For an SPS that covers a wide area, one of the main concerns in the design of the system is the effect of communication conflicts and contention between devices on the total system operation.
We take a top-down approach to characterizing and classifying various hardware transactional design issues and present a taxonomy of hardware transactional memory systems which is consist of the five fundamental design issues: version management, conflict detection, contention management, virtualization and nesting.
