However, using a naive flooding to achieve reliable broadcasting may be very costly, causing a lot of contention, collision, and congestion, to which we refer as the broadcast storm problem.
Recently, James Margolin said that Grimm's contention to Van Susteren — which he repeated to me — that he was the first successful undercover agent on Wall Street was false.
Although existing communication protocols (e.g., Ethernet) can support high-level communication within these systems, there is contention as to which low-level protocol to use, or if any exist that meet the requirements of being event-triggered and hard real-time.
Although Pearce [ 19] -- again favoring the POR -- revisited the dispute only a few years ago, the debate per se seemed to have died away, being outshined by the second contention, namely, as to which methods would be best to model prevalence data.
However, this protocol [47] consumes a higher energy during contention to access channel which is not suitable for a patient's data due to permission-based transmission and reception.
A further issue of contention was the extent to which descent theory minimized the importance of marriage in the structuring of kinship.
Contention however remains as to which maternal health providers should have these core competencies.
The contention hinges on the degree to which antilock brakes improve safety.
One point of contention has been the extent to which industrial-scale animal farming contributes to the problem of antibiotic-resistant infections in humans.
Every weekend during the two lecture seasons (fall and spring), I pull out last week's speech and reword it: go over it line by line, searching out anachronisms; insert fresh material, add or subtract a proposition, decide which contentions to analyze at colleges, which at business meetings or civic associations.
