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).
Intra-flow contention (or self-contention [22]), however, refers to the contention for the shared channel experienced by a node due to the transmissions of the same flow (due to the forward data transmissions and the reverse ACKs transmissions).
To support my contention, we may refer to two clauses below in which recognise is annotated as the main verb in both sentences.
'This water', on a demonstrative occasion, refers, but, "my contention is that this water, unlike this or that drop, is not a particular object" (1972, p. 4).
This comment refers to the exit of Gary Hart from Democratic Presidential contention following a sex scandals, involving Rice, a Florida model, & actress.
In [45], Sheu et al. proposed a priority MAC protocol based on Sobrinho's approach, complemented by a binary tree referred as contention tree.
For the time complexity of TMGA1, we recall and denote by the number of flows that has a strong contention with, where and refer to in and out degrees of the node, respectively.
Broadcast storm problem refers to the situation where excessive number of redundant frames are transmitted all over the network causing heavy contention and collisions.
For example, the resource of a WiMAX network refers to the number of timeslots in a downlink subframe; while in a Wi-Fi network, it may be the amount of transmission time in the contention-free period.
John Levi Martin refers to this "golden age of methodological unity and theoretical calm" as the Pax Wisconsana, as it reflected the composition of the sociology department at the University of Wisconsin Madison: numerous scholars working on separate projects with little contention.
