Übersetzung für 'derived knowledge' von Englisch nach Deutsch

derived knowledge

abgeleitetes Wissen {n}philos.

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derived {adj} {past-p}

abgeleitet

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derived map

abgeleitete Karte {f}geogr.

derived data

abgeleitete Daten {pl}comp.

derived category

derivierte Kategorie {f}math.

derived graph

Kantengraph {m} [Graphentheorie]math.

derived circuit

Abzweigkreis {m}

derived scale

abgeleiteter Maßstab {m}geogr.spec.

derived demand

abgeleitete Nachfrage {f}

abgeleiteter Bedarf {m}

sekundäre Nachfrage {f}

biomass-derived {adj}

auf Biomasse-Basis [nachgestellt]ecol.

derived class

abgeleitete Klasse {f}comp.

to be derived

abgeleitet werden

right-derived {adj}

rechtsderiviertmath.

derived unit

abgeleitete Einheit {f}electr.phys.tech.

derived quantity

abgeleitete Größe {f}engin.math.spec.

derived statistic

abgeleitete Maßzahl {f}stat.

soil-derived {adj}

bodenbürtiggeol.

derived income

sekundäres Einkommen {n}

abgeleitetes Einkommen {n}

• In the 1870s, Andrews promoted Joseph Rodes Buchanan's psychometry besides his own universology predicting that a priori derived knowledge would supersede empirical science as exact science.
• She also published several books of spiritually-derived knowledge about details of the life of Jesus.
• The typology has been seen as leading a reaction against over-emphasis on just empirically derived knowledge, so called "scientific nursing", by emphasising that attitudes and actions that are perhaps more personal and more intuitive are centrally important too, and equally fit for discussion.
• The Australian Indigenous Health"InfoNet", formerly National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Clearinghouse, is an internet resource that collects, collates, interprets, and presents evidence-derived knowledge on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health in Australia.
• The challenge was to take the demonstrative science of traditional philosophy toward an exegetical grammar that could act as a quintessential language of experience, where knowledge implied the obligation to instruct in the intricacies of spiritual peregrination, but without substituting this derived knowledge for direct personal experience.