Space has been a hotly contested domain for decades.
Independent arbitrators named by the United Nations World Intellectual Property Organizationn ordered contested domain names transferred to the complainants after finding the other parties had no legitimate claims, it added.
"Secure comms, [intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance], missile warning, weather prediction, precision navigation and timing all rely on [space science], and the domain is increasingly contested," Masiello said in a statement.
There is obviously great diversity in any academic field of study, with specializations and associated literatures, regional and linguistic differences, contested domains, etc.
The real estate is increasingly contested.
Its rich mineral resources will, analysts suggest, be increasingly contested by global powers.
But the undersea frontier is increasingly crowded, and therefore increasingly contested.
Results indicate that within the IB domain, JIBS continues to top the list, JWB has solidified its position and joined the upper tier of IB journals, the space below JIBS and JWB is increasingly contested, pointing to the emergence of a multi-tier set of "core" IB journals.
He was always careful to avoid the real questions that hung over his increasingly contested career.
In recent years, the term "schizophrenia" has been increasingly contested by clinicians and family members and many of them argue for a change of name.
Sports may become increasingly contested, with Asian and African cultures challenging 19th- and 20th-century hegemonic masculine notions regarding the content, meaning, control, organization, and ideology of sports.
