Übersetzung für "Erkenntniswert" in Englisch

At the same time, attempts to forecast the intensity and duration of the reform process have their value.

The informational value of the recently unveiled NSA 'highlights' is extremely modest.

The examination focuses on the epistemic value of art.

This is why cultural science perspectives have a high epistemic value for archaeology.

What is the heuristic contribution of race and religion to critical thinking and inclusive politics?

The latter, therefore, have not the slightest value for knowledge; they create illusions without the slightest element of reality.

Within the overall context of adult learning, there is but limited value in classifying people and their learning objectives on the basis of their educational attainment levels.

However, in extending the statistics care should always be taken that the effort involved for those making returns is in reasonable proportion to the extra value of the results.

But they are supposed to be close enough to reality to have practical validity over and above their value as scientific knowledge.

However, this is only the case if the coins were excavated and reveal an epistemological value for archaeology.

We are hoping that you will read this article and take from it only the value of awareness that it will give you and not any form of anxiousness that would in most events be unfounded.

In the case of fast-occurring processes in the test object, for example crack or fissure processes, this reduces the informational value of the measurement significantly.

Both elements, taking the narrations of those concerned seriously, and elaborating upon a scientifically guided and informed interpretation of these narrations should provide the appropriate foundation for a quality research, i.e. its cognitive value ("Erkenntniswert").

Nonetheless, the history of thought shows that across the range of cultures and their development certain basic concepts retain their universal epistemological value and thus retain the truth of the propositions in which they are expressed.

Coins are usually not considered archaeological cultural assets if available in large numbers and not revealing any type of epistemological value in the field of archaeology.

Precisely because the aim has been a general model that is supposed to be as comprehensive as possible, the epistemological value at this level of abstraction is low.

Indeed it was just these views that led Rosa Luxemburg to attack the harmonizing interpretations of the reproduction schemas, with the upshot that in the end she denied that they had any heuristic value.

The sound sources now move together with their figures - an acoustic event that bears a great psychological value of insight for an opera staging.

However, the depiction of labor can also have its own, specific cognitive value, not merely as a source of knowledge on cultural history, and even beyond any justified esthetic functions.