Übersetzung für 'core culture' von Englisch nach Deutsch

core culture

Leitkultur {f}hist.sociol.

Kernkultur {f}sociol.

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five-core {adj} [attr.] <5-core>

fünfadrig <5-adrig>electr.

three-core {adj} [attr.] <3-core>

dreiadrig <3-adrig>electr.

dreiaderig [selten für: dreiadrig]electr.

four-core {adj} [attr.] <4-core>

vieradrig <4-adrig>electr.

three-core cable <3-core cable>

dreiadriges Kabel {n} <3-adriges Kabel>electr.

Dreileiterkabel {n}electr.

four-core cable <4-core cable>

vieradriges Kabel {n} <4-adriges Kabel>electr.

Vierleiterkabel {n}electr.

two-core cable <2-core cable>

zweiadriges Kabel {n} <2-adriges Kabel>electr.

Zweileiterkabel {n}electr.

five-core cable <5-core cable>

fünfadriges Kabel {n} <5-adriges Kabel>electr.

core

Innerstes {n}

Mittelstück {n}

Griepsch {m} [regional für Kerngehäuse des Obstes] [nordd.]

Bohrkern {m}tech.

Grundbestand {m} [Kern]

Ader {f}electr.

Kernstein {m}archaeo.

Seele {f} [bei Kabeln]electr.

Griebsch {m} [regional für Kerngehäuse des Obstes] [ostd.]

• CHROs are especially important now in helping companies navigate the workforce issues associated with expanding into emerging markets, and in developing labor policies to suit different regions of the world while preserving a company's core culture.
• Jörg Schönbohm also remains a vigorous advocate of a German core culture: in 2006 he suggested changing the name of the Berlin radio station "radiomultikulti" into 'Radio Schwarz-Rot-Gold' (black-red-gold, the colours of the flag of Germany).
• A profusion of languages and subcultures developed within the Maya core culture. Between about 2500 BC and 250 AD, the basic institutions of Maya civilization emerged.
• It is a convergence and expansion of SM's four core culture technologies developed and deals heavily with interaction and the desire to innovate through communication.