In Section 2.3 we derive two access strategies applicable for the presented contention-based selection, where the first one (uniform access) maximizes reliability, while the second one (slow-start access) maximizes the probability that only one reply is sent during the selection.
We show that the receiver-oriented communication of TCP-Real (i) diminishes the impact of reverse path asymmetry on the transmission rate, (ii) allows for error recovery tactics that are responsive to the nature of the error detected (i.e. congestion versus bit corruption), and (iii) dictates transmission rate adjustments that conform to the level of present contention.
Deep implications of the present contention cannot be discussed in this short essay.
In "Our approach: BID Bulk I/O Dispatch" and "Experiments and performance evaluation" sections, we present our Contention Management schemes followed by our design of experiments and performance evaluation, respectively.
Lima et al.[25] present a contention-based relay selection mechanism.
In this chapter we first present the contention-based selection approach in Section 2.1 and performance metrics like reliability, message complexity, and delay in Section 2.2.
The data presented support the original contention that a previously unknown template-directed mechanism exists and raise the encouraging possibility that other inbreeding species, including crop plants, may also harbor a cryptic reserve of genetic variation.
Nonetheless, the data presented here support the contention of [ 33], in which instances of endemism are seen (Clade A & B), with a few phylogenetic clusters of widespread bdelloids sampled from very different locales (Clade C and Sub B).
The data presented would support the contention that the CPAx has construct validity, and taken with previously published validation work, it would now seem reasonable to use this in practice, with the caveat that its performance requires continuing evaluation.
In that study, this association was assumed to be purely due to the anti-inflammatory effect of MTX, leading to modification of the components that collectively make up the MetS, although no data were presented to support this contention.
But lawyers for Mr. Gill presented evidence contradicting those contentions, which Judge Lederman found persuasive.
