Übersetzung für 'quality connotation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

quality connotation

Qualitätsbegriff {m}materialtech.tools

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connotation

Mitbezeichnung {f}

Sinnbezug {m}philos.

Konnotat {n}ling.

Konnotation {f}ling.

Nebenbedeutung {f}

Assoziation {f}

Begriffsinhalt {m}

Beiklang {m}

Werbung

negative connotation

negativer Beigeschmack {m}

negative Konnotation {f}ling.

quality

Qualität {f}

Wahl {f} [Güte, Qualität]

Güte {f} [einer Ware]comm.

effluent quality

Abflussqualität {f}

quality strategy

Qualitätsstrategie {f}QM

quality brand

Qualitätsmarke {f}market.

quality guarantee

Qualitätsgarantie {f}

quality department

Qualitätswesen {n} [Abteilung]econ.ind.

recording quality

Aufnahmegüte {f}audioRadioTV

signal quality

Signalgüte {f}electr.

• In the past "Bottiglieria" was commonly used, but is now falling into disuse and doesn't have the same connotation of quality.
• Until 2019, films based on video games generally had carried a negative connotation for lackluster quality, typically attributed to the difficulties of translating an interactive work to a passive form of entertainment.
• In its original connotation, a Darwin machine is any process that bootstraps quality by utilizing all of the six essential features of a Darwinian process: A "pattern" is "copied" with "variations", where populations of one variant pattern "compete" with another population, their relative success biased by a "multifaceted environment" (natural selection) so that winners predominate in producing the further variants of the next generation (Darwin's "inheritance principle").
• This is known as ‘selling out’ and is usually considered to hold a negative connotation of the artist's quality of work.
• The meaning of the word "apatheia" is quite different from that of the modern English apathy, which has a distinctly negative connotation.

• Similarly, "kallos" was used differently from the English word beauty in that it first and foremost applied to humans and bears an erotic connotation.
• It reflects the cultural connotation of the Song dynasty that emphasizes elegance, rationality, and introspection.
• Tourism companies have struggled to adapt to changing industry needs and have “failed to engage seriously with disability issues,” which leads to a negative connotation with visited areas by those of whom choose to visit.
• It devotes to the connotation construction and school transformation.
• Studies recognise a connotation between lifestyle and fatigue.

• Isocrates was a sophist, an identity which carried the same level of negative connotation as it does now.