Sentence examples for its contention to from inspiring English sources
"The government had the burden of proving its contention to the court by clear, convincing and unequivocal evidence," the judge wrote in a supplemental opinion.
Because of frequent collisions, n3 repeatedly increases its contention window to a point where TCP timeouts occur, and the packets have to be retransmitted by the gateway.
○ Selfishly tuned devices: One kind of misbehaving nodes is a device selfishly tuned its contention window to gain advantage over the AP.
We argue that from 2003 to 2005 the CCAAC adjusted its tactics from contention to conflictual-cooperation in response to a more favourable sociopolitical environment.
Or will the group decide to stick to its contention that the sanctions are "disproportionate to the concerns raised and compromised the organization's ability to fulfill its mission"?
The company won a victory this week when the government agreed to its contention that it should not have to pay penalties for the leaked 810,000 barrels that it captured before polluting the environment.
These problems, which are inherent in EDCA due to its contention access mechanism, add to the existing issues of high jitter and wide delay pattern for EDCA delivered flows (refer to the delay patterns shown in Figures 3 and 5).
Samsung has been widely expected to add the iPhone 5 to its ongoing patent disputes with Apple, and today the Korean electronics company made that official, noting in a U.S. court filing uncovered by Reuters that it "will file, in the near future, a motion to amend its infringement contentions to add the iPhone 5 as an accused product".
For the league, the Packers' financial results support its contention that it has to reduce what its teams pay their players.
Its lead, Blake Jenner, was in contention to play a young Han Solo for Disney.
For Australia, a win is important to stay in contention to retain its No1 ranking — depending on how India, England and Pakistan perform in their current test series.
