We illustrate the proposed approach using an example of a navigation and guidance system and we use this example to show the verification of the contention-freedom property of TTEthernet schedule.
This is no more a hopeful basis for a universal morality than the contention that your freedom to swing your fist ends where my nose begins.
Their contention was that the freedom to choose, which was the great boast of the advanced capitalist societies in the west, was chimerical.
Recently, it has been found that this inefficiency can be mitigated by exploiting an additional degree of freedom (DoF) over the contention window, referred to as contention slot selection distribution (CSSD).
For example, in both groups, students described happiness as "mental states of satisfaction and contention," as "positive feelings/emotions," as "achievement," as "freedom from ill-being," and as "relating to people".
The main issue at the hearing was the C.I.A.'s contention that the tapes were immune to a freedom of information request because they were in the agency's secret and sprawling operational files.
The construction industry claims boom figures prove contention that all industry needed was a little freedom".
US officials did not say if the secret Fisa court will hear arguments from the newly established "amicus", who will be empowered by the Freedom Act to contest the government's contentions before the previously non-adversarial court.
Early TM designs avoided using locks and relied on non-blocking synchronization to ensure obstruction-freedom: a transaction that encounters no step contention is not allowed to abort.
Issues of human rights and freedom of press are still a point of contention between America and Vietnam, but improvements slowly are being made, through this people-to-people diplomacy.
Opponents of gay marriage cite the case as a prime example of their contention that by recognizing same-sex couples, states are interfering with religious freedoms.
