Sentence examples for generate contention from inspiring English sources

Yet it's worth noting that recent efforts to mobilize the writer's legacy on a national stage have tended to generate contention rather than bringing people together.

We now investigate the short-term fairness properties of randomly generated contention graph topologies.

The reason to construe these tables is to check the contention node that generates the contention link that affects intra-flow with low network overhead.

The N.S.A.'s role in intercepting international calls to and from the United States since the Sept. 11 attacks, first approved by secret orders from President George W. Bush and largely continued by President Obama with the blessing of Congress, generated intense contention — and scrutiny by Congress and the courts.

Those candidate nodes that are involved in the RTH frame collision in the EC minislot contention generate a random number between 1 and N R C.

The River's orientalism opens (rather than forecloses) my analysis, because the film's use of India as a visual backdrop is one part of a varied and profuse history of personal revelations, artistic ambitions and political contentions generated during a landmark location shoot.

Worse, the competing contentions generating constant headlines threaten to run the common understanding of eating well off the rails altogether.

The new technique uses a contention-free circuit to generate a Reduced Voltage Swing (RVS) on the wordline (VWL) and selectively reduce the supply to the bitcell (Vddmem) during write.

There is no restriction on how many candidates can place their names in contention, meaning the ballot could generate a free-for-all, without some party discipline.

As for the contention that the additional hour will generate $2.1 million extra in tax revenue for the state, the justification for the provision, Mr. Hughes said alcohol sales would have to increase by $35 million to achieve it.

"Practically everything that happened was a serious point of contention — a reason to argue, discuss, to generate pages and pages of heated dissertation on what everything means, and why certain things are good or bad.