In this model, two links contend if one endpoint of a link is within transmission range of an endpoint of the other link.
He contends, however, that if one has any concept of anything at all – even if it is some sort of concept of quasi-existence – this is still a wrong view.
Mrs. Obama would have precedent on her side if she contends for the Democratic nomination in 2016.
Even if, as Mr. Blow contends, the left "overreacts and overreaches," no one hears us anyway.
If she contends there was a fundamental breach that cannot be corrected with a mere apology then some further action might be needed," Aftergood said.
And if, as Beyoncé contends, this song means so very much to her why hasn't she sung it on any of her 200 albums?
One begins: Thou art indeed just, Lord, if I contend With thee, but Sir, so what I plead is just.
One side of the debate contends that, if properly applied, relocation is the best method for successful reduction of flood risk (36, 37).
But the opening song, "Misery Is the River of the World," simplifies things: with a lurching carnival oom-pah, it contends, "If there's one thing you can say about mankind/ There's nothing kind about man".
One might also contend, if our actions are determined only by their effectiveness, that the execution of every person suspected of a crime would effectively eliminate crime.
