Sentence examples for hence the contention from inspiring English sources

Hence, the contention is avoided in spectrum domain by encoding the contending unicast/multicast packets and changing the carrier frequency of encoded packets.

This is because the nodes along the path of flow 2 and flow 4 do not have enough resources to support the new flow requests 4 and 5, respectively and hence, the contention from these flows degraded the throughput of flows 2 and 4. Figure 11 shows the throughput of the calls in the presence of IAC/O.

Hence, the average contention window size is determined by the expected value of random variable X, and thus we have.

I suspect he might have just feathered it, hence the review, but that contention hasn't been upheld.

In this paper, we limit our research focus on improving the performance of CAP using IB instead of BEB during the contention process, and hence, overall WPAN MAC performance.

Today's pygmy cultures, says Campbell delightedly, still practice much of Bizou's art, hence his contention that "you can't really write about the history of comedy without having lived with the pygmies" - which he intends, in the near future, to do.

When Brisbane lost the final game of their series against the Adelaide Bite, both they and Canberra were eliminated from contention for the playoffs; hence, the makeup games were not played.

Blackwell called the contention prejudiced.

I buy the contention and perspiration parts.

strongly disputes the contention.

Nike has vehemently denied the contention.