Übersetzung für "Cultural variation" in Deutsch

Cultural variation has got to be maintained in Europe.

The contest focused on the cultural identity and cultural variation.

Advocates of this view claim that cultural variation is but the surface play of appearances.

Our focus is on describing and explaining the major patterns of linguistic and cultural variation across the globe.

The Islamic world, which stretches over 15,000 kilometers, dozens of countries, and more than 1 billion followers of the faith, is similarly subject to widespread cultural variation.

What we need is to allow the development of cultural variation in programming and in advertising alike.

Yet, cultural variation can be expected with respect to the delineation of domains, the concepts referred to, the mechanisms of processing, and even the willingness to search for causal explanations.

For instance, there is cultural and historical variation in ideas about the extent to which the law should (or is permitted to) regulate the economic sphere, as is becoming apparent in the current debate on the legitimacy of arbitration, which could emerge alongside genuine state legal institutions.

We have seen that the scientific method, the hard sciences, and engineering are the only known means to establish a reliable system of knowledge developed from the experience of a large numbers of individuals regardless of cultural and other variation.

Indeed, the rate of decline in fertility is higher for the West Indian population than it is for the population as a whole and it is now probable that whatever differences still exist are the result of social class differences between the two populations and not a product of cultural variation (Runnymede Trust 1980:15).

Many cultural enumerations and variations of the Ashtamangala are extant.

Even in the case of homogeneous products can cultural differences create variations in the elasticity of demand across different locations.

With early sowing, and almost all kinds of cultural variations begin to bloom in mid summer.

Cultural variations aside, this drill pattern applies in principle to every army.

In the Muslim world, there are colorful, cultural variations from place to place.

To find out, my colleague, Craig Joseph, and I read through the literature on anthropology, on culture variation in morality and also on evolutionary psychology, looking for matches.

All forms of religious fundamentalism rely on the notion of a "pure" religion independent of cultural variations and influences.

It also brings a greater range of disparities, structural differences and social and cultural variations that make the search for agreed policies more difficult.

In which way could social and cultural variations and different regional and national dietary habits be taken into account in food-based dietary guidelines at a European level?

The document analysed develops further the question of taking individual differences into account, both in con nection with general and specific skills and in connection with cultural variations.

However, there are some cultural variations in the types of substance used, and some risk factors specifically affecting drug use among BME communities.

As humans, we are well aware of these: the transmission of cultural variations, such as different religious beliefs, is a prime example.

The group had been looking into antibiotics related to daptomycin and their calcium-dependent nature, but determined that it would be impractical to culture variations in lab conditions.

This species has already withdrawn several cultural variations, although they are not too different from the original wild form.