Translation of "Etic" in German

SIL's focus has not been on the development of new linguistic theories, but tagmemics, though no longer promoted by SIL, was developed by Kenneth Pike, who also coined the words emic and etic, more widely used today in anthropology.

In preparation for the "eTIC Label ", a Belgian initiative launched last year, policy experts had discussions on how to set up and manage an accreditation scheme for eBusiness advisers under the eBSN umbrella.

This opens up great possibilities for the vastly extended use of the gen etic potential of superior animals to improve individual and national herds.

A note of warning about how gen etic trends in Europe's dairy herd are reducing the Community's potential to produce beef was sounded at a seminar in Dublin in 1981.

The wood-look surfaces of Etic PRO LASTRA 20mm, particularly admired by architects and designers of outdoor venues, are inspired by original and precious wood essences.

Tokyo, 19 January 2010 – Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) and SkyTeam today issued the following statement in response to the announcement that Japan Airlines (JAL) has entered into court-led financial restructuring under the guidance of the Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corporation of Japan (ETIC).

The ETIC and JD JDWM cooperated with numerous universities and other research facilities within the region of the site at Kaiserslautern and throughout Europe.

From these most important components, a vision raises in front of us, which is conjointly constituted of autopoà ?etic social processes, of the objective world of the generic values accumulated up to now, as well of certain concrete social and political conditions and possibilities.

From these most important components, a vision raises in front of us, which is conjointly constituted of autopoà ?etic social processes, of the objective world of the universal human values accumulated up to now, as well of certain concrete social and political conditions and alternatives.

The "2ndVegOil" project was coordinated by John Deere in Mannheim by the factory (JDWM) and the John Deere European Technology Innovation Center (ETIC JD) in Kaiserslautern.

Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) and SkyTeam today issued the following statement in response to the announcement that Japan Airlines (JAL) has entered into court-led financial restructuring under the guidance of the Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corporation of Japan (ETIC).

As well as collaboration with these artists, there is a strong relationship with the ETIC (School of Innovation and Creation Technologies) and an array of technical partners such as shipping company MSC (which has provided LUMINA with its shipping containers) car manufacturer Renault, Portuguese train company CP (Comboios de Portugal), Airstar, Futurdata, and of course, AV Stumpfl.

In contrast, conventional market-research recruiting methods are etic and deductive: The client supplies specified guidelines, limits and assumptions that from the outset form the basis on which participants are chosen to take part in the study.

In this work, our abbreviated phenomenology of the emancipation founds on the autopoà ?etic character of that process, which is synonymous with emancipation and means a permanent increase of the generic values (9).

To mark the occasion, the Atlas Concorde collections launched at Cersaie are on display: the two design projects of coordinated floors and walls, the Brave stone-look project and the resin+concrete look Dwell, are added by the marked personality of Etic PRO wood-look porcelain tiles.

The fundamental task of ETICS is the aforementioned heat insulation function.

The ETICS is just one element in building renovations for energy reasons.

Gross density: this describes the ratio between the mass to the volume of the ETICS.

One option is to fix the ETICS to the wall using a special, customised adhesive.