Übersetzung für 'goal oriented' von Englisch nach Deutsch

goal-oriented {adj}

zielorientiert

zweckgerichtet

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oriented {adj} {past-p}

orientiert

gerichtet [orientiert]

ausgerichtet

bezogen

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business-oriented {adj}

geschäftsorientiert

children-oriented {adj}

kinderbezogen

resource-oriented {adj}

ressourcenorientiert

competence-oriented {adj}

kompetenzorientiert

patient-oriented {adj}

patientenorientmed.

patientenorientiertspec.

consumer-oriented {adj}

verbrauchernah

discussion-oriented {adj}

diskussionsorientiert

design-oriented {adj}

designorientiert

highly oriented {adj} {past-p}

stark ausgerichtet

highly oriented {adj}

hochorientiertchem.tech.

marketing-oriented {adj}

marketingorientiertecon.

network-oriented {adj}

netzwerkorientiert [politisch, beruflich, rechnerbezogen]comp.jobspol.

lifestyle-oriented {adj}

lebensstilorientiert

practice-oriented {adj}

praxisrelevant

results-oriented {adj}

ergebnisorientiert

• In expanding beyond the goal-oriented or pre-ordinate evaluation design, responsive evaluation takes into consideration the program's background (history), conditions, and transactions among stakeholders.
• Prolog's usage has expanded to become a goal-oriented language. and producing family trees.
• In the 2010s, public policy making is increasingly goal-oriented, aiming for measurable results and goals, and decision-centric, focusing on decisions that must be taken immediately.
• "Realpolitik" is distinct from ideological politics in that it is not dictated by a fixed set of rules but instead tends to be goal-oriented, limited only by practical exigencies.
• Also known as "effects-based planning", performance zoning uses performance-based or goal-oriented criteria to establish review parameters for proposed development projects.

• Fun's evanescence can be seen when an activity regarded as fun becomes goal-oriented.
• In this case, vision was an active process that integrated scene properties with specific, goal-oriented oculomotor behaviour.
• Social skills are goal oriented with both main goals and sub-goals.
• In 2006, an international project for a holistic investigation of Pompeiopolis was initiated with extended surveys and goal-oriented excavations.
• Following Hutter and Legg, Bostrom treats superintelligence as general dominance at goal-oriented behavior, leaving open whether an artificial or human superintelligence would possess capacities such as intentionality (cf. ...

• "Senshūsei" and "kenshūsei" often refer to set training programs or goal-oriented training rather than students who have a special relationship with a teacher.
• Authentic culture, however, is not goal-oriented, but is an end in itself.
• Procedural knowledge is goal-oriented and mediates problem-solving behavior.
• Few theorists deny that actions are teleological in the sense of being goal-oriented.
• Haptic puzzles have been devised in order to investigate goal-oriented haptic exploration, search, learning and memory in complex 3D environments.

• Since Peter Drucker in 1954 book "The Practice of Management" published his views on management by objectives, business decision making has become more goal-oriented.
• In discussion of "aleatory materialism" ("matérialisme aléatoire") or "materialism of the encounter," French philosopher Louis Althusser criticized a teleological (goal-oriented) interpretation of Marx's theory of alienation because it rendered the proletariat as the subject of history; an interpretation tainted with the absolute idealism of the "philosophy of the subject," which he criticized as the "bourgeois ideology of philosophy".
• As Kyle Gann puts it, the tonality used in minimal music lacks "goal-oriented European association[...]".