Exemplos de uso de Complexification em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is not really the case, what has happened is that there has been a complexification of this space" BUCCI, 2009, our translation.
The nanoscientists, as well as the Buddhists,interpret the universe from the point of view of the complexification.
Modern industry, with its constant complexification of machinery, tends to demand another laborer, with greater versatility.
For example, given a real vector space,one can produce a complex vector space via complexification.
The ontoepistemogenesis is a process of complexification in which the subject, once coupled to its environment, becomes integral with repercussions in every dimension of its being.
Nevertheless, it is but a combination of several simple elements, but in processes andcounter-processes of simplification and complexification.
A real(possibly infinite-dimensional)Lie algebra is also considered a Kac-Moody algebra if its complexification is a Kac-Moody algebra. h{\displaystyle{\mathfrak{h}}} is the analogue of a Cartan subalgebra for the Kac-Moody algebra g{\displaystyle{\mathfrak{g.
A real(possibly infinite-dimensional)Lie algebra is also considered a Kac-Moody algebra if its complexification is a Kac-Moody algebra.
The advent of the biotech revolution resulted in the complexification of the relationships between these categories, to enable the appropriation of life by means of genetic resources of agricultural biodiversity used in the development of new biotechnology products and processes.
Therefore, i prefer to the intricate concepts that involve the biology of cognition by maturana and varela(1997),the biology of love by maturana(1998) and the complexification from noisy by atlan 1992.
In an autopoietic perspective,the auto narratives produced by the objects, showed traces of complexification for superior degrees of reasoning and acting evolution, ratifying that the building of knowledge/ subject is intrinsically connected to the self experimentation.
The educational process, viewed in the emancipatory perspective, does not allow a visualization of the didactically described stages in a gradual andlinear sequence of knowledge appropriation and complexification.
Work and power relationships anddisputes between the various stakeholders present in the social space of these rehabilitation centers require deepening and complexification of the logic model; they have not been included in the object of this article and may be studied in the future.
The phenomena of simplification and complexification are understood as learning strategies present in the development of a linguistic system different from the mother tongue, as a result of an intermediate system that naturally arises as a linguistic system in its own right, also known as interlanguage(il) selinker, 1969, 1972, 1992.
On the other hand, it also results from the gradual accumulation of knowledge in the field of musical production,as well as of the increasing sophistication and complexification of knowledge and equipment manipulated by DJs in their practice.
Also focused on teacher evaluation practices, the article“Evidence for the transformation and complexification of the Chilean model of teaching evaluation”, by Javier F. A. Vega Ramírez and Alberto Galaz Ruiz, explores the relationship between the evaluation of teachers, student performance and their outcomes.
Before a scenario of this nature, namely the long western tradition sustained by belief in the possibility of objectively measuring risks, it is plausible to question this, and, as a result,witness significant complexification of the question of security.
In the functional sphere,the tendency of the judicial system was for increased complexification, through the creation of a hierarchical model with the subordination of seigniorial ouvidores to the royal ouvidores and the latter to the appellate judges of the Bahia and Rio de Janeiro Courts of Appeal, and all of them to the higher courts in Lisbon and to the King.
Reading the new book that analyzes this publication is to visit, through the publication, an important part of the history of education in Brazil,since the creation of school groups at the beginning of the twentieth century marked the expansion and complexification of the structure of Brazilian public schools.
We refer, here, to the complexification of the debate to thinking about the curricular policies and the teaching formation processes towards the approach to indigenous culture and History, within which the relation with the Sacred is placed as a central element for the access to a cultural dimension that is available to us from the systemic study of indigenous societies: the dimension of ancestry.
In the first half of the 20th century, secular biologist Julian Huxley originated the term"evolutionary humanism",while around the same time the French Jesuit paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin examined links between cosmic evolution and a tendency towards complexification(including human consciousness), while envisaging compatibility between cosmology, evolution, and theology.
This happens, mainly,due to increasing sophistication and complexification of the technological equipment used and to the gradual demand of innovation and creativity in the practice of this activity, by reference to a wide heritage of accumulated knowledge- now more systemized and formalized than in the past, namely by action of the educational institutions themselves, whose pedagogical activity compels to the systematization, discoursivization and conceptualization of the accumulated practical knowledge.