Sentence examples for contention implies that from inspiring English sources

Lewis (1946, 323), on the other hand, seems to have thought that this contention implies that no one could ever act with empirical warrant to improve his own lot in life or do any others good, an absurdity in his view.

This contention implies that the t haplotype, or a closely related sequence, is the ancestral precursor of the j haplotype.

But the budget mess is far more complicated than that pat contention implies.

Furthermore, this does not disconnect R9/R5 from the network, because if R5/R9 is hearing of this contention, it implies that R9/R5 is already connected to R5/R9.

The contention — implied or implicit — that military tribunals are closed proceedings and that a civilian trial, by contrast, is open, is simply not true.

The contention-based access mechanism in WiFi implies that all the stations have to listen to the channel before competing for the access in order to avoid collision between the frames.

Sigmund Freud's view of motivational processes could be applied within this framework; his contention that blocked sexual energy could be displaced into acceptable behaviours implies that accumulation of sexual energy (motivation) is aversive.

This implies that the number of DoF available for adjusting the contention window is one.

In an IEEE 802.16 BWA system, a low transmission collision rate implies that the number of competing SSs is low, and the contention window should be set small.

Importantly, this implies that an association exists between amplicon DNA quantity and amplification efficiency, a contention supported by the mathematical prediction of a linear relationship between reaction fluorescence and cycle efficiency.

LAB-50 also experiences many failures at a density of 100, which implies that the limited area of LAB-50 could not sufficiently reduce the degree of contentions.