Sentence examples for kind of contention from inspiring English sources

"When something is comical, there is usually some kind of contention or argument," Mr. Cunningham said.

This kind of contention, Douglas argues, was not unusual: "By virtue of being in New York, perhaps, Columbia has been a very fertile ground for all this activity.

This kind of contention resolution mostly avoids collisions during the ANN phase.

This scenario offers insight into the capability of the underlying physical layer, to handle interference situations that would lead to a TDMA kind of contention resolution with no spatial reuse by a pure MAC layer design.  .

Both philosophically and practically speaking, it demands exactly that kind of contention.

There is nothing which I desire to avoid in matters of philosophy more then contentions, nor any kind of contention more then one in print: & therefore I gladly embrace your proposal of a private correspondence.

And Glaucon and Adeimantus together present three kinds of arguments, three kinds of contentions in favor of the view that justice is not something that we engage in for intrinsic reasons, but only something that we engage in because as a matter of contingency it happens to be instrumentally valuable.

There may be fewer print outlets, and fewer critics employed at them, but surely if the internet is anything it is a hive of the kind of quarrelsome contention that is one manifestation of the critical spirit.

The service also features some automated orchestration tools that help operators avoid the kind of resource contention that can often slow workloads down.

The whole menace-of-prolixity contention "is the kind of specious argument that I would be using if I were making the case for the typewriter," said Andy Rooney, Mr. Safer's colleague on "60 Minutes," who began using WordPerfect a decade ago.

That kind of talk takes Mr. Boehner out of contention as the face of the enemy.