Príklady scope

• The campaign appears to be growing in scope and intensity.

• She complained that the plan was too limited in scope.

• The scope of those talks is still to be determined.

• Other schemes are much broader in their scope.

• The matter falls outside the scope of the present committee.

• We give a formal specification of scopes and event mappings within a trace-based formalism adapted from temporal logic.

• In this article, the notion of scopes in event-based systems is proposed in order to incorporate an explicit structuring mechanism.

• All potential name clashes are correctly resolved by means of an indexing scheme for identically named variables that are bound in different scopes.

• Furthermore, the modal operator that is contributed by -bar scopes over the complete meaning of the particle verb.

• We wish to study systems with dynamic scopes and the integration of efficient network protocols to implement scopes.

• Now we extend the specification of a simple event system to also deal with scopes.

• Another set of data illustrates point (b) above, that any combination of the three enclitics under discussion is excluded even when they have different scopes.

• Extending confined types with generics achieves some of the flexibility of ownership types, but the number of scopes remains bounded.

• Note that there is no intended counting of scopes with the new primitives.

• More specifically, topics tend to have wider scopes as predication is involved.

• Events can only cross the boundary in a downward direction and no other features of scopes are mentioned.

• We have also given a formal specification of event systems and scopes and event mappings within a trace-based formalism adapted from temporal logic.

• Two mapping components are required to constrain the visibility of the transformed notifications to the appropriate scopes.

• Units in a system could easily be re-grouped into units of different scales to cope with problems of different scopes.

• We have introduced the notion of scopes as a powerful structuring mechanism for event-based systems.