Sentence examples for contention based on from inspiring English sources
Furniture and other belongings might go to one spouse or the other without much contention, based on who owned it before the marriage, or who cares more about owning it afterward.
It is Gilligan's contention, based on some highly successful therapeutic work with prisoners in Massachusetts, that violence, being mostly an attempt to restore self-esteem, can almost always be directly linked to shame.
A Markov queuing model is proposed for modeling the behavior of the X-MAC contention based on the specific sleep/wake-up pattern in the duty cycle.
The text of the study describes a dogged procedure for eliminating certain experiments from contention, based on qualitative attributes like whether or not a given study "assessed the associations of spanking with outcomes within a single group" which would have resulted in unreliable data.
NET+/P mice exhibited elevated HRs, supporting our prior contention based on within-family measure of phenotype associations that a single copy of the A457P allele is responsible for the tachycardia that is evident in human heterozygous A457P carriers.
The authors may have to do a little more research and discussion to support their contention based on how others who have written about hydranencphaly and define the condition.
The trial judge, Henry H. Kennedy Jr. of United States District Court in Washington, wrote that Mr. Latif had presented a "plausible alternative story" to counter the government's contention, based largely on the intelligence report, that he had been recruited by Al Qaeda and had fought with the Taliban.
Random access schemes operate typically on a contention based common channel, which brings problems with increasing traffic load.
Candidate nodes send a reply in each contention slot based on their metric (if we apply metric-based selection) and one of the access strategies.
However, this contention is based on small numbers of women.
The contention is based on references to the Teamsters by the judge impaneling the grand jury as he conducted the voir dire and explained the scope of the investigation.
