Sentence examples for contended object from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising to observe a performance trough per second when the highly contended object changes once per second.

This is because when stale contended objects and latest contended objects are weighted equally in counters, reordering will mix the current highly contended objects with non-conflicting objects and thus reordering will not take effect.

On the other hand, too large window size covering many contention change will mix highly contended objects with lowly contended objects many times and thus harmful ordering occurs many times.

Before the performance trough, it is expected that the performance is not sensitive to the misjudgment of highly contended objects.

It may waste memory to allocate each physical operator with a counter, especially under HFT workloads where contended objects are fast changing so that the allocated counter may no longer be used in the next time period.

Ms. Horta said Estefani's father had remarried and started a new life, and she contended that he would not object to the girl's coming to the United States.

Others have objected, contending that no one who needs affordable housing will be able to live in this architectural icon.

Mr. Baum, the lawyer, objected, contending that the sentence was unduly harsh, particularly for Mr. Bello's teenage daughters.

Secularism has to be more powerful than it is here to contend with such objects (let alone examine them for authenticity).

The company objected, contending that the jury had found only that the company violated the law for at least one day.

OBSTACLES: Democrats on Capitol Hill initially objected, contending the deal would constrain programming choices for consumers and result in higher cable-TV subscription prices.