In Figure 16, the average delay (expressed in contention time slots) incurred by a leaf to reach its relay is shown as a function of the transmission probability q.
The resulting public performance, conducted by Mr. Boulez at Weill Recital Hall on Monday night, boosted his contention, expressed in a pre-concert interview, that this challenging score was more accessible to able musicians today than to those of his youth.
Trump also repeated his oft-expressed contention that he would "win with Hispanics" in the 2016 election, "and that's a big statement because no Republican has ever won with Hispanics".
One of the main contentions expressed by Keystone XL's opponents this week is that a pipeline of this size and scope is simply too risky to operate.
In Italian movies social conflict — class struggle, ideological warfare, political contention, you name it — is often expressed through sibling rivalry.
and that "there is only a perspective seeing, only a perspective knowing" (Nietzsche 1968 [1886b]: §540), irrespective of how Nietzsche himself intended them, have been taken to express a core contention of relativism that no single account of truth or reality can occupy a privileged position, for such accounts are only one of many perspectives that prevail at a given time in history.
Kerry did not dispute Albright's contention, but he expressed the sentiment differently.
When something negative is being expressed, or a point of contention is being worked out, text is one of the worst places to be.
Western officials expressed deep skepticism toward Tehran's contention that a deal was close for having uranium enriched abroad for Iran's controversial nuclear program.
Mr. Ryan expressed bewilderment over Mr. Bloomberg's contention that altering the term limits would create a wider pool of candidates.
In their questions, at least two appeals judges expressed skepticism of the prosecution's contention that the holding of prior status reviews could be read as having declared detainees unlawful combatants.
