Examples of partiality

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Such explanations, while parsimonious, are partial, and in their partiality (because they have not fully considered the alternatives to the favoured argument) misleading.
All partiality must be cast aside in the light of incontrovertible evidence.
They are involved in both policy-setting and ensuing implementation, which accentuates their partiality.
Additionally, such moral emotions are prone to biased judgment, preceded by partiality of concern, of active interest, and of acquired knowledge.
The love to the whole is not extinguished by this subordinate partiality.
Perceptions of geographical and historical particularity thus had to be mixed with reminders of the anarchic potentiality of partiality.
As we argued above, these include intentionality, partiality, vastness, and the attendant primacy of accessibility over possibility.
In sum, in these accounts, conflation and partiality are present when broader, more complex analyses are needed.
They inherit many notions from categories unchanged, and most work is unaffected by the partiality of composition.
In the presence of partiality, things become more involved.
Nevertheless, ethical theorists who are uninterested in specific socio-historical conditions tend to overlook the unavoidable partiality of the moralizing party.
Particularly in light of this partiality, achieving broad acceptability of guidelines is more likely if the development process is transparent and publicly accountable.
Unfolding partiality and disjunctions in stable model semantics.
The more challenging categories are special duties a state owes to its own residents and nationals-cases where the law recognizes firstorder partiality.
Second, it should interact well with the notion of partiality, so it should be closed under application of the lift functor.
Note that in this context is really being used to represent undefinedness or partiality of the closure operator, that is, divergence.
Even his sexuality, which revealed partiality to young men, remained out of sight.
Because of their typical partiality, vagueness and incompleteness they may be incomprehensible to a computerized or human "reader" whose task is to index, sort, or evaluate them.!
Such partiality is the more significant once one realizes, as several of the essays point out, that the fortunes of smaller and larger centres sometimes diverged.
I have found some instances of partiality.
He has to demonstrate to those who want to stop at the subordinate partiality that their critical well-being depends on justice being achieved throughout the political community.
Most of them habitually take for granted the issue of morally relevant empirical knowledge, and they tend to ignore the problems of bias and partiality in their own practice.
Partiality and insufficient empirical knowledge become critical when regarding the majority of human-to-nonhuman relationships - namely humans consuming animal products - which is one of the most alienated types of relationship.
Through distancing strategies that denaturalize and demystify disciplinary content, "subjects-in-discourse" become aware of the partiality-hence contestability-of the dominant knowledge claims in their chosen fields of study.
Feelings of inequity could also arise from managerial partiality, where management rewards some workers not because of higher performance and productivity but because of non-work-related criteria.
From this vantage point, psychologists' selves might be seen as typical of the partiality and fragmentation of contemporary selfhood in its encounters with the myriad contradictions of social life.
The reader should note that the function is partial; that is, the meaning of certain terms may not be defined because of the partiality of the environment.
We discuss partiality and uncertainty here.
Partiality and disjunctions in stable model semantics.
Perhaps we shall be forgiven the parental partiality of regarding it as the most important of the four new clauses that are grouped together.
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