Übersetzung für "Experiential knowledge" in Deutsch

This emphasis on experiential knowledge erodes the authority of Scripture.

At the same time they should also be based on an inter-generational approach, enabling the experiential knowledge of successfully integrated migrants to be used and aspects of mutual help and solidarity to be strengthened.

Silent knowledge, practical knowledge, confidential knowledge, experiential knowledge all refer basically to the same thing: knowledge obtained directly from the experiences of working life.

An innovative role for local partnerships should be seen as complementary to mainstream policies, providing a more effective focus on local issues, groups, and areas, and combining the 'experiential' knowledge of local people with the 'expert' knowledge of policymakers and professionals.

The basic parametrization of the initial program map KFi is carried out, for instance, on the basis of evaluated data which were gathered in previous harvesting processes, and/or specific information about harvesting machine 1 and/or the experiential knowledge of operators that was collected.

At the times of His choosing, the Spirit manifests His presence, and our theological knowledge becomes an experiential knowledge.

As His children we acknowledge Him as our Father, for we have an experiential knowledge of God.

Yet relating Hurston's late academic start, which opposed Herskovits's straightforward scientific career, to the research field of the two, Hurston's anthropological research is based on a wealth of experiential knowledge, which Herskovits lacks.

The question for aesthetics in the technosphere, then, is how humans as "subordinate parts" can take part, participate, and use their partial, experiential knowledge to gain perspective on the systemic whole that constitutes and powers the Anthropocene.

Arts and media administration at the Institute for Arts and Media Management at Freie Universität Berlin is organized as a dual system in which cross-disciplinary knowledge meets practical, experiential knowledge from various real-world contexts in the fields of culture and media.

The task of the invention is to devise a magnet sensor assembly which allows as simple a connection as possible to be established between a magnet sensor and a shaft end of a shaft or an inner ring of a rolling element bearing secured to the shaft, for which simple manufacturing and mounting methods may be used which are reliable and for which a large body of experiential knowledge is available.

Likewise, recommendations for logistical measures, which relate to warehousing or ordering of material, can be issued based on appropriately stored experiential knowledge or be effected in any manner.

Science studies phenomena in the material world, the realm of the measurable and weighable, while genuine spirituality and true religion draw their inspiration from experiential knowledge of the imaginal world as it manifests in holotropic states of consciousness.

Germany and many other European countries are discussing how experiential knowledge can be made visible and professionally utilized.

Ron Jones, a young history teacher, wants to give his students experiential knowledge about the Third Reich, and begins an experiment.

The company introduces extensive experiential knowledge, excellent industry and market experience, as well as an independent, personal consultation.

On the one hand, it must be ensured that expert and experiential knowledge which flows into the development results and all property rights can continue to be used unhindered by the respective creators.