Príklady verbosity

• "I wouldn't use that word," he would tease, challenging my occasional verbosity.

• He gave a one-word reply - "Yes" - when asked whether he could overcome his famous verbosity.

• She tolerates his verbosity with some amusement.

• I don't like the verbosity that the XML schemas require. A schema for a given structure is at least twice as large as the roughly equivalent DTD.

• Java has C++'s verbosity , but lacks some of its power.

• There has been concern regarding the verbosity of the XML document structure and the amount of processing power it takes to read and write XML.

• First set the build output verbosity to Normal or higher.

• The fifth shows how the lack of a mechanism for type aliasing can force unnecessary verbosity, especially when generic components must be explicitly instantiated.

• In order to limit the verbosity of the required annotations, she also developed heuristics to reconstruct proofs using higher-order unification.

• Note that these levels allow the conversation to be adjusted in terms of its verbosity.

• A more serious obstacle for the reader is the book's verbosity.

• Type arguments to generic functions are automatically deduced from calls to those functions, greatly reducing verbosity and increasing modularity.

• Second, their spontaneous language as observed during play was quantified for verbosity.

• In addition, we predicted high verbosity among the precocious cohort as measured by lexical diversity in the spontaneous samples.

• Everyday conversations commonly have overlaps, redundancies and verbosity, yet the specific themes of awareness, attention and anticipation were ascertained, distinguished, defined and refined.

• The worst aspect of the book is its verbosity.

• Another consideration for any language based on second-order polymorphism is the problem of verbosity.

• This custom has doubtless contributed to the development of an assertive form of expression that seeks clarity over verbosity.

• Our study suggests that the relationship between overall caregiver talkativeness and subsequent language development may be unduly influenced by caregivers' verbosity within specific communicative contexts.

• Instead, she announced the 'short, sharp shock,' ditching the indigestible, technical verbosity of civil servants in favor of a register which would appeal to tabloid editors and readers - anywhere.

• This is all very well, but one wonders if these points really require 184 pages of densely packed verbosity in a monograph of 250 in total.

• This proved to be the common case in the graph library implementation; wildcards did reduce the verbosity to an extent but often they were not applicable.