Sentence examples for range of contention from inspiring English sources

In BEB, at first transmission, a packet is transmitted after waiting for the number of slots randomly chosen from the given range of contention window, where is the minimum contention window size.

If the Giants had been able to hold their 12-point fourth-quarter lead, they would be 7-5 and within short range of playoff contention.

The range of channel contention window size is [1, 63].

Otherwise, the station enters backoff and randomly sets its backoff counter within the range of its Contention Window (CW).

In an edited collection, scholars and advocates analysed the Canadian childcare movement before 2001 (Prentice 2001) and recommended a range of repertoires of contention within particular sociopolitical environments (Martin 2001; White 2001).

The amendment, offered by Rep. Scott Garrett (R-N.J ., would have eliminated a bR-N.J .nge of people from contention.

In [22, 23], Tan et al. derive analytical models to characterize the average and the distribution of the number of bytes downloaded by a vehicle by the end of its sojourn through an AP's coverage range, in the presence of contention by other vehicles.

But this year the Mercury Prize shortlist has confirmed something all music fans can agree on: the range of 12 albums in contention for the 2011 award marks the end of "tribalism" in popular music.

The number of slots is an integer in the range of [0, CW], where (contention window) is initially assigned as.

Note that since transmission range is often much less than interference range, this model underestimates the level of contention.

Points of contention and controversy ranged from road safety in the narrow canyon highway through the installation zone, which extends from the towns of Salida to Cañon City, to potential impacts on wildlife, especially on the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep that habituate the Arkansas River canyon and are Colorado's state mammal.