Übersetzung für "Vorhandenes wissen" in Englisch

National and international existing knowledge and experience should be spread and used more efficiently.

In such cases, existing knowledge about emergency calls is potentially lost.

We detect available knowledge in the company and measure the learning-success

Do you wish to strengthen your existing knowledge and your qualifications through optimum further training measures?

Existing knowledge of the planning process must be easy to administrate.

Milan Vukas also seeks to tap existing knowledge.

This is where we bring together knowledge from around the world in the name of research.

Knowledge already in existence creates self-confidence, and self-confidence motivates people.

It should use its existing knowledge.

Innovation is sometimes not realised because existing knowledge is at times not processed adequately.

All the important dental terms in one extensive library: use existing knowledge to deepen your own understanding.

Existing knowledge is made generally available and the guidelines stated in the master data are noticed.

The scientific and technical goals aim to transpose the knowledge already available into practical, product-related conclusions.

Internal coordination meetings ensure that global knowledge is bundled in relevant projects.

All areas of vocational education and training have to draw on existing knowledge.

It is also an opportunity for all staff to refresh and update their knowledge.

In our Aviation Management Master's degree programme, you have the opportunity to combine your existing knowledge with sector-specific know-how.

Controlling Business Informatics Particularly important is previous knowledge in the following areas:

Students learn to transfer existing nursing knowledge and expertise in different settings.

How to use existing knowledge?

What's more, the limited knowledge we do have has not sufficiently impacted social developments and individual behaviour.

I would also like to use this opportunity to ask the Commission not to think of the new Member States as wet behind the ears but rather to make effective use of their existing knowledge.

It is also about moral responsibility, wisdom, judgment and courage – and about leveraging knowledge to promote positive social change.