Übersetzung für 'knowledge of the subject' von Englisch nach Deutsch

knowledge of the subject

Sachkenntnis {f}

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knowledge of his / her subject

Sachkunde {f} [Sachkenntnis]

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subject knowledge

Sachkenntnis {f}jobs

subject-matter knowledge

Fachlichkeit {f}

the subject of Bluebeard

der Blaubart-Stoff {m}lit.theatre

constitution of the subject

Subjektkonstitution {f}psych.sociol.

on the subject of {prep}

apropos

subject of the protection

Schutzgegenstand {m}

subject of the contract

Auftragsgegenstand {m}econ.law

subject of the painting

Bildmotiv {n}art

subject of the dispute

Streitgegenstand {m}law

knowledge of (the) truth

Wahrheitserkenntnis {f}philos.relig.

knowledge of the world

Weltkenntnis {f}

Welterkenntnis {f}philos.

knowledge of the facts

Kenntnis {f} der Tatsachen

knowledge of the provisions

Kenntnis {f} der Vorschriften

the tree of knowledge

der Baum {m} der Erkenntnisbibl.

subject matter of the insurance

Versicherungs­gegenstand {m}insur.

to get onto the subject of ...

auf das Thema ... kommen

subject to the provisions of

vorbehaltlich der Bestimmungen von

subject matter of the contract

Vertragsgegenstand {m}

• Cheng brought a fresh breeze and re-invigorated the University with his focus on grass roots reality and personal knowledge of the subject matter.
• Pliny the Elder in his "Natural History" mentioned the zodiacal circle and commented: "Anaximander the Milesian, in the 58th Olympiad, is said to have been the first who understood its obliquity, and thus opened the road to a correct knowledge of the subject.
• To speak effectively, the orator must have some knowledge of the subject.
• Many scenes in "Man-Kzin Wars X: The Wunder War", and subsequent volumes, are set in caves and caverns, reflecting his knowledge of the subject.
• This way, players with the most knowledge of the subject have the best opportunity to answer first.

• However, the majority of students were more interested in the practicality of anatomy, and less so in the advancement of knowledge of the subject.
• In 2009, the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany found that with voting machines the "determination of the result must be able to be examined by the citizen reliably and without any specialist knowledge of the subject."
• Similar to the Harvard Law Review, the editorial process and business of the Society is run by Juris Doctor students, while manuscripts submitted to the journal are peer-reviewed by professors with specialized knowledge of the subject matter.
• Defining an audience requires the consideration of many factors, such as age, culture and knowledge of the subject.
• He fixes the blame for the prevalence of "bullshit" in modern society upon anti-realism and upon the growing frequency of situations in which people are expected to speak or have opinions without appropriate knowledge of the subject matter.

• During the 1990s, several theorists began to study the cognitive load of novices (those with little or no prior knowledge of the subject matter) during problem solving.
• They are generally made with the thought that visitors will already have knowledge of the subject.
• This is especially relevant when the existing knowledge of the subject is inadequate.
• The pinnacle of Marsh's work with dinosaurs came in 1896 with the publication of his two quartos, "Dinosaurs of North America" and "Vertebrate Fossils," which demonstrated his unsurpassed knowledge of the subject.
• Burlesque depended on the reader's (or listener's) knowledge of the subject to make its intended effect, and a high degree of literacy was taken for granted.

• Fulcher chooses 'Anglo-Saxon architecture', though displays no knowledge of the subject and makes up answers such as 'Toto from The Wizard Of Oz' and 'Elvis', and scoring no points.
• De Witt's report being thus of the nature of an unpublished state paper, although it contributed to its author's reputation, did not contribute to advance the exact knowledge of the subject; and the author to whom the credit must be given of first showing how to calculate the value of an annuity on correct principles is Edmund Halley.
• The summer courses are open to candidates who have completed at least four years of studying at university, including subjects of international law, and who can prove to the Curatorium that they possess a sufficient knowledge of the subject; to candidates holding a 3-year law degree at the opening of the session of the academy.