But the tension does not all arise from the at first much disputed problems of dating, and the contention about the dating itself had, perhaps, behind it other anxieties than the purely scholarly ones.
In terms of the innovation system matrix categories, the contention about the predominance of passive knowledge sharing reflects weak network conditions because knowledge producers do not have intense interaction with users, and this leads to inadequate knowledge exchange.
For all the contention brought about by the O.W.S. protests, most observers and commenters agree that the movement's one success has been to shift the national conversation — inasmuch as there is one — to words like "poverty" and "inequality".
By Matthew McKnight November 17, 2011 For all the contention brought about by the O.W.S. protests, most observers and commenters agree that the movement's one success has been to shift the national conversation — inasmuch as there is one — to words like "poverty" and "inequality".
A response to Mr. Rains from Mr. Schools did not address the specific contentions about Mr. Novitzky, but said the government would continue the case against Mr. Bonds because it had "significant evidence that contradicts your client's grand jury testimony".
An agreement to proceed with the cleanup while still denying the agency's contentions about the case could ultimately have saved the company money and good will.
Gerard Stoddard, the president of the Fire Island Association, a homeowners' group, said the National Parks Conservation Association's contentions about the project were "totally erroneous" and part of a drive to build the group's membership.
But Floyd Abrams, the First Amendment lawyer who represented CBS in the case, said the settlement preserved the network's original contentions about the public nature of the speech.
It will not be able to answer the critics' contentions about damage to game fisheries or farm crops.
