Sentence examples for contention leading from inspiring English sources

Such high-management traffic leads to more load and contention leading to higher chance that the lookup request cannot be completed correctly [36].

Access to the Whistler Sliding Centre was a point of contention leading to the Vancouver Olympics, but concerns had seemingly abated before Kumaritashvili's crash Friday morning.

However, the Court of Appeal rejected the Home Secretary's contention leading to a Supreme Court hearing in June and today's verdict upholding that decision that the Home Office had acted illegally.

This is due to that in this case, frequent RTS retrials intensify the MAC contention, leading to a decrease in MAC effective throughput.

If a link is broken, any RTS retrial cannot increase successful transmission (Figure 8) but only MAC contention degree, leading to more MAC contention overhead.

Dutch coach Clarence Seedorf has catapulted Milan - struggling in the bottom half when he replaced Massimiliano Allegri in January - into European contention by leading them to a sixth win in their last seven league matches.

From this figure, we can see that the collision probability increases as n increases when d=5,10 ms. However, for each n, the collision probability when d=5 ms is obviously larger than that when d=10 ms. The reason is that the larger d greatly alleviates the contention intensity, leading to a lower collision probability.

She was in contention for leading jockey at Churchill Downs' spring meet, in second place with 31 winners, including a single day where she won five races, setting yet another record for a woman rider.

The committee did put 11-year-old Lilla Crawford into contention for a leading actress nomination, and also made Anthony Warlow Daddy Warbuckss) eligible for a nomination as lead actor.

For example, in experiments with a very high contention for resources, leading to an average resource utilization of 0.9, the average matchmaking and scheduling time of the algorithm was measured to be less than 0.05 s.

In fact, however, except for Mike Huckabee — a peculiar case who'll deserve more discussion if he stays in contention — the leading Republican contenders have gone out of their way to assure voters that they will not deviate an inch from the Bush path.