Sentence examples similar to established contentions from inspiring English sources

The goal therefore is to achieve medium access, i.e., to allocate these subcarriers in such a manner as to establish contention-free communication links between every radar and its one-hop neighbors.

This supports the generally establish contention that ASD patients tend to have complicated pregnancies[ 11], which often involve, upon suspicion, testing for foetal hypoxia.

In vivo studies are now needed to establish this contention, using murine models of atheroma.

Years of contention have established two points: Very high minimum wages would be counterproductive economically, and a $0 minimum is impossible politically.

Moreover, no evidence is established to support a contention that a country's prevalence of depressive symptoms confounds or mediates the observed ecological association.

But the bulk of the Europeans still in contention come from established tennis power bases: Russia for the women, Spain and France for the men.

Kinko's fails to establish its second contention in two respects.

That conclusion, however, does not establish petitioner's contention that no contempt whatsoever was committed by her refusal to answer the 11 questions of June 30.

But the unsoundness of the contention has been so completely established that we need only refer to the leading authorities.

But once channel allocations are complete, then contention-free sub-carriers are established between every radar and all of its one-hop neighbors.

This supports the contention that the variable relationships established in this study are not significantly influenced by control factors of firm size, industry, and job tenure.