Vloené

Vloení is a Czech noun meaning the act or result of inserting something into a larger whole. It derives from the verb vložit, “to insert,” and is used in both technical and general language to describe the introduction of an element into another object, structure, or system.

In computing and data handling, vloení describes the operation of adding an element to a data structure, such as inserting an item at a given position in a list or adding a node to a linked list. The performance of vloení depends on the data structure and implementation, with time and space costs varying accordingly.

In biology and linguistics, the term is employed to refer to insertion events. In genetics, a vloení denotes the addition of nucleotide sequences into a genome or cDNA, which can affect function and regulation. In phonology and morphology, insertion describes the addition of a sound or element within a word, altering its pronunciation or form. Czech technical literature often uses vloení to describe these processes in a general sense.

In theoretical contexts, vloení is related to broader editing operations, alongside deletion and substitution, and is analyzed within algorithms, formal languages, and sequence analysis. The concept is widely used across disciplines that study how components are added to existing structures.

See also: insertion, embedding, editing.