Příklady partiality

• Such partiality can be exercised through overt pressures or through subtle constraints on open expression.

• Tracing the multiple textual transactions elided by the final manuscript allows for important insight into the diary's partiality.

• The resulting category has further structure, which determines, among other things, the extent of the partiality involved.

• Safe case expressions are such that none of their branches introduce partiality, hence they can be translated straightforwardly into type theory without further analysis.

• Thus, given the well-defined semantics of types, features, and descriptions, the visual feature node supports partiality of input and output.

• Thus, regarding national partiality, fellow nationals may be best situated or positioned to care for each other than for strangers.

• Instances of partiality occur under the current system but are substantiated by largely, though not universally, shared principles concerning the appropriateness of such partiality.

• Our appreciation of medieval culture is thus necessarily skewed by the partiality - in both senses - of most of our sources.

• On what this evident and unjustifiable partiality is grounded, we are left to guess.

• The issue of perceived (im)partiality in advice and information-giving emerged as particularly important in two related ways.

• Looking at the pointed element as the undefined value, pointed sets provide a convenient way to treat partiality.

• However, as the picture stands, we only know how to represent partiality with respect to individual elements.

• The presence of these zero maps means that only when the category itself is trivial can the partiality be trivial.

• In this section we consider a notion of partial function in which partiality is designed to correspond to some notion of diverging computation, typically nontermination.

• Note that the expression on which we perform case analysis might still introduce partiality.