Übersetzung für 'nature conscious' von Englisch nach Deutsch

nature-conscious {adj}

naturbewusst

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conscious {adj}

bewusst

Werbung

image-conscious {adj}

imagebewusst

(fully) conscious {adj}

bewußtseinsklar [fachspr.] [alt]med.

bewusstseinsklar [fachspr.]med.

family-conscious {adj}

familienbewusst

price-conscious {adj}

preisbewusst

preisbewußt [alt]

mission-conscious {adj}

sendungs­bewusst

conscious that

bewusst, dass

safety-conscious {adj}

sicherheitsbewusst

conscious {adj} [intentional]

wissentlich

status-conscious {adj}

standesbewusst

quality-conscious {adj}

qualitätsbewusst

self-conscious {adj}

reflektiert [Prosa, Stil]lit.

hygiene-conscious {adj}

hygienebewusst

power-conscious {adj}

machtbewusst

figure-conscious {adj}

figurbewusst

conscious liar

bewusster Lügner {m}

community-conscious {adj}

gemeinschaftsbewußt [alt]

environment-conscious {adj}

umweltbewusstecol.

• Social inhibition is the conscious or unconscious constraint by a person of behavior of a social nature.
• These three classes are somewhat hierarchical in nature, in terms of the level of conscious thought related to their use.
• that it normally only becomes an issue when transporting a large number of people and is only regularly brought up due to the Culture's safety conscious nature.
• Barfield's notion of final participation (the idea of a fully conscious participative unity with nature) brought to the Inklings ideas similar to those later expounded by others as radical orthodoxy, with its long theological history.
• Muesli has been associated from the beginning with health-conscious diets and back-to-nature lifestyles.

• The claim that not being conscious about deception would decrease the body language signs of lying is criticized for being incompatible with the unconscious nature of body language as in body language giving away non-conscious processes, as well as for not being able to account for why evolutionary selection for lying would allow a body language that gives away lying to exist instead of simply selecting for lack of such signals.
• Many scholarly debates on the nature of experience focus on experience as conscious event, either in the wide or the more restricted sense.
• As such, Lutheran Churches affirm that "The Confessions rule out the contemporary view that death is a pleasant and painless transition into a perfect world" and reject both the ideas that "the soul is by nature and by virtue of an inherent quality immortal" and that "the soul 'sleeps' between death and the resurrection in such a way that it is not conscious of bliss".
• The question of direct or "naïve" realism, as opposed to indirect or "representational" realism, arises in the philosophy of perception and of mind out of the debate over the nature of conscious experience; and are partly used intentionally as means to learn about reality.
• He is a director with social-conscious mind and who believes cinema can bring out desirable changes in society if presented in a format liked by a cross-section of audience.

• Conscious efforts to conserve and protect "global" biodiversity are a recent phenomenon.
• Like the market, ecosystems contain complex networks of information, involve an ongoing dynamic process, contain orders within orders and the entire system operates without being directed by a conscious mind.
• Some believe that it had direct and militaristic dominance while others view the adoption of "foreign" traits as part of a selective, conscious, and bi-directional cultural diffusion.
• Many of these are said to free imagination by producing a creative process free of conscious control.
• To Searle, as a philosopher investigating in the nature of mind and consciousness, these are the relevant mysteries.

• His defiance to what the Conservatives structured as ‘art’ was a conscious call for real artistic expression.
• The individual has very little conscious control over the feeling that arises.
• He claimed that strategic management involves guiding actions and events towards a conscious strategy in a step-by-step process.
• Steiner affirms Darwin's and Haeckel's evolutionary perspectives but extended this beyond its materialistic consequences; he sees human consciousness, indeed, all human culture, as a product of natural evolution that transcends itself.