Examples of using Knowledgebased in English and their translations into German
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Knowledgebased economy.
See also“Baltic Dynamics- innovation and knowledgebased entrepreneurship”, page 7.
Knowledgebased economy to be key part of Commission's 2003 legislative and work programme.
More than ever before,people are the most important resource in the new knowledgebased economy.
For knowledgebased services, this interaction process is likely to generate positive externalities when properly organised.
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The Estonian parliament adopted a re search anddevelopment strategy for 2002 to 2006 on 6 December entitled'knowledgebased Estonia.
Knowledgebased entrepreneurship(KBE) is a key factor of growth in the European knowledge society.
The EXPERT 5i modules analyze and weigh all of thisinformation according to specific criteria and generate knowledgebased suggestions for the decision makers.
Project 2434(on knowledgebased techniques for factory supervision) has enabled development of an expert system that could easily be tailored to this application.
An EU-funded project is building thecritical mass of knowledge required toensure that Europe meets theLisbon objective of becoming the world's mostcompetitive knowledgebased economyby 2010.
It alsodiscusses briefly thelabour market consequences of the progressive move towards knowledgebased societies. Chapter 2 deals with principles and models developed to evaluate education and training and VET systems.
The importance of underpinning the competitiveness of the enterprise sector is also highlighted in the paper, particularly in the areas of advanced manufacturing,services and the knowledgebased enterprises in the'new economy.
Knowledgebased multifunctional materials• development of fundamental knowledge;• technologies associated with the production and transformation, including processing of knowledgebased multifunctional materials and of biomaterials; and• support engineering.
Europabio, the European association for bioindustries, has welcomed the announcement of a new European Commission biotechnology policy which aims to help makeEurope the world's most com petitive knowledgebased society.
The money will beinvested in four strategic objectives:• sustaining a growing, knowledgebased and competitive economy• improving Malta's attractiveness and quality of life• investing in human capital• addressing Gozo's regional distinctiveness.
The European Council will endeavour to provide direction on economic, social and environmental issues in order to give new impetus to achieving the objective ofmaking Europe the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world by 2010.
FP7's Science in Society(SIS)initiative is turning its attention towards building an effective and democratic knowledgebased society by ensuring that scientific and technological developments are integrated into European society.
Although we are extending the programme primarily supporting entrepreneurs, and especially SMEs, by just one year until the end of 2006, this is a significant tool which should,in the context of the Lisbon objectives, contribute to and enhance the growth and competitiveness of enterprises in a knowledgebased and internationalised economy.
There are alsoindicators to analyse the EU's performance in its transition to a knowledgebased economy, and these show that whilst Member States' performance in this area is improving more quickly than in the US, the rate of growth is not sufficiently high to overtake the American economy by 2010.
The data in the maps or tables in this chapter are extracted from the‘science and technology' domain and the research and development,hightech industry and knowledgebased services, patent statistics and human resources in science and technology subdomains.
It committed the Member States to reach thestrategic goal of making the Union the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth with more and bener jobs and greater social cohesion.
The European Commission has publisheda call for proposals relating to an‘EC-NSFcoordinated activity in computational materials research' under the Sixth Framework Programme's‘nanotechnologies andnanosciences, knowledgebased multifunctional materials, and newproduction processes and devices' activity.
The review came at the mid-point between 2000, when the strategy was adopted, and 2010, which was set as the target date for transforming the EU into« the most dynamic andcompetitive knowledgebased economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion».
Research in the social sciences and humanities will improve the relationship between scientific progress and its benefit to society, said Jean-François Marchipont,Director of Directorate K- Knowledgebased economy and society- in the Commission's Research DG, during an interview with CORDIS News.
In March 2000, European Heads of State and Governmentmeeting in Lisboncommitted themselves to work towards a new strategicgoal for the EU in the nextdecade:"to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy inthe world capable of sustainable economic growth with more and better jobs andgreater social cohesion.
Construction industry: cooperative design: distributed systems: knowledgebased systems.
Knowledgebased society citizen of ine Union bought 100 Euro of goods or services over the Web.
The shares of knowledge intensive services in total economic output and total employment inform us about the relative importance of knowledge intensive activities andstructural change towards knowledgebased economy.
The partners of project932 set out to develop such a capability using knowledgebased system(KBS) techniques.