Übersetzung für "Key notion" in Deutsch

Differentiation is a key notion to the European neighbourhood policy.

A key notion in those equations is fitness.

The key notion in understanding the monitoring feature is an activity snapshot .

A key notion underpinning the research vehicle is the continuous exchange of information between the car, its occupants and the outside world.

The Commission is concerned with Germany's interpretation of the key notion of water services, which could lead to inadequate cost recovery and water pricing under German law.

On the one hand, it fits well with the key notion of ‘privacy by design’ as an effective means to ensure ‘privacy compliant’ and where possible even ‘privacy enhancing’ IT products and services.

The key-notion, the "distantiation" – the more further we progress in the text of Mannheim's lectures – is exercising in the significances successively more sparsely and quickly, as basic model of the analysis now through the new (partly previously mentioned) terminology and the thematized dissolution of the original communities and the loss of the religious-global systems of values .

Later on, with the start of the 21st century, eGovernment became more and more a key notion in public services.

The key notion, that semantic (X)HTML could be extended, had been introduced and accepted by the community.

The fact however, that Mannheim had in mind originally a much more complex model of thinking showing in its course clear progresses, does not show only the duality of functionalism and sociological of knowledge being subjection, appearing at the beginning (and disappearing later), but also the initial context of the key-notion of the "distantiation", or "life distantiation" itself.

As such, we have returned, albeit by way of a différance, to the central and key notion of capital itself as the basis for our enquiry.

In addition, an internal market in waste for recycling can only exist where there is a common EU definition of key notions such as "waste", "recovery" and "disposal", and where there are common minimum standards relating to the handling of waste.

The analysis of the requests showed that certain key notions introduced by the Regulation require interpretation in order to be applicable in practice.

With the liberalisation of the post and telecom markets in the European Union, and considering the process which countries from the Western Balkans are currently involved in with the aim of joining the European Union, liberalisation and privatisation have gradually also become key notions in this part of the European continent.

It should be noted that “secret key” and “private key” are each notionally understood to mean the same key.

This publication project seeks to substantiate the conceptual ambition of the research programme The Evolving Digital Society by curating and publishing a set of reference articles on key notions and concepts.

The key notions of situation, multiplicity, parallelism or contingency, which have remained pertinent up to the present day, were the guiding lines in an open system of operations that, for instance in regard to music, liberated the musicians from the constraints of predefined timing and harmony.

This annotated glossary offers a unitary and coherent use of key notions from the BMZ (Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development) and implementing agencies and works towards a universal agreement on their use with partners and agents.