Sentence examples for enter the contention from inspiring English sources

Thus, helper R1 gets the opportunity to enter the contention resolution phase to contend the cooperation right.

When an SS has information to send and wants to enter the contention resolution process, it sets its internal backoff window size equal to the request size of initial backoff window defined in the uplink channel descriptor (UCD) message.

If the originator does not receive a CTS frame from any of the recipients in multicast group, it defers the transmission and enters the contention phase.

In DCA, a node will immediately enter the conventional contention process when the number of packets in the aggregation buffer is larger than σ, when the waiting delay of the first packet in the aggregation buffer is larger than τ, or when the idling time since the last packet reached the aggregation buffer is larger than α.

The basic idea of DCA is that a node first waits for an extra random delay before it enters the conventional contention procedure in 802.11 DCF and EDCA, so that more packets can be aggregated for one transmission.

To overcome the drawback in EDCA that high-priority flows have low channel utilization, the DCA scheme, [14] proposed deferring the time of entering the conventional contention process, in order to wait for more packet arrivals for one transmission.

Firmly in medal contention, Brown will enter the long program less than a point behind Javier Fernandez of Spain, currently in third place.

The Browns clawed the rest of the way to remain in postseason contention, and now they enter the playoffs without Couch.

As with Bayer, Chelsea enter the business end of the season in contention for everything but that is where the similarities end.

They say hotel security video supports the suspect's contention that he did not enter the bathroom after the woman.

Ignoring his father's contention that "none but knaves should ever enter the political arena," Harrison found in Indianapolis an inviting arena for his political ambitions, especially in the newly formed Republican Party.