Übersetzung für 'knowledge generation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

knowledge generation

Wissensschaffung {f}

Wissensgenerierung {f}

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generation of knowledge

Wissensgenerierung {f}

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Werbung

generation

Menschenalter {n}

Takterzeugung {f}

Entwicklungs­stufe {f}

Generierung {f}

Generation {f}

Geschlecht {n} [Generation]bibl.

Erstellung {f}comp.tech.

Glied {n} [Generation]bibl.

waste generation

Abfallaufkommen {n} [Abfallerzeugung]

gripper generation

Greifergeneration {f}tech.

tooth generation

Zahngeneration {f}anat.

fathers' generation

Vätergeneration {f}

generation dialogue

Generationendialog {m}

ozone generation

Ozonerzeugung {f}chem.

pulse generation

Impulserzeugung {f}

coming generation

kommende Generation {f}

electricity generation

Stromproduktion {f} [Stromerzeugung]electr.

generation-based {adj}

generationsmäßig

first-generation {adj}

Erstgenerations-engin.pharm.

second-generation {adj}

Zweitgenerations-engin.pharm.

• WHRI is devoted to improving the health and health care of girls and women through knowledge generation, serving as a catalyst for research in women’s health and supporting an expanding provincial and national network of women’s health researchers, policy makers and healthcare providers.
• In December 2008, Texperts was bought by the United States-based Knowledge Generation Bureau, operator of the 118 118 services, a directory services company which had also entered the SMS Any question market.
• He starred in a series of television commercials for Knowledge Generation Bureau, and appeared in the 2010 film "Super", written and directed by his brother James.
• African Climate Policy Centre (ACPC) was established as an important aspect of knowledge generation on climate change in Africa for  the Climate for Development (ClimDev) Africa Programme.
• This requires knowledge about the processes of knowledge generation, and ways to represent and model situations, along with ideas commonly taught in statistics courses such as sample bias and inference.

• The process of new knowledge generation at the individual level can be seen as the systematic and efficient combination of the information available to the individual with her cognitive potential.
• Marmore's Economic Research encompasses thematic qualitative researches that can encourage informed discussion and further knowledge generation.
• It brings a new approach to knowledge generation and acquisition that involves large amounts of curated computable data in addition to semantic indexing of text.
• The last question which should be answered is how information products of the system have to be compiled to ensure the highest degree of user perception and knowledge generation for sustainable decision making.