Sentence examples for whole contention from inspiring English sources

In the first approach, the steps are fixed over the whole contention round while in the second approach the step size is variable over different time slots.

On the whole, our contention is that the problem of parameter identifiability is an indispensable ingredient of model verification.

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.

This view is reinforced by the contention that whole-genome trees (mean pairwise similarities between shared genomic proteins) have largely converged on the rRNA-sequence tree [ 43].

Now the whole team is out of contention.

It is his contention that a whole new Judaism is being born in reaction to intermarriage.

He did not find the testimony of two concussion experts compelling enough to overturn the suspension, and wrote: "In short, the record as a whole does not support the contention that Mr Wideman's actions were the result of confusion, a failure of 'impulse control' or a loss of balance.

Woe is me, my mother, that thou hast borne me a man of strife and a man of contention to the whole earth!

In particular, I do not credit his testimony that he tried to avoid the linesman at the last minute....The record as a whole does not support the contention that Mr. Wideman's actions were the result of confusion, a failure of 'impulse control.'".

BID as a whole is aimed to avoid contentions for storage I/Os following system constraints without compromising the SLAs.

BID schemes as a whole is aimed to avoid contentions for disk based storage I/Os following system constraints without compromising SLAs.