Examples of using Complex knowledge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Graduates are equipped with complex knowledge in the fields.
Complex knowledge demands that we locate ourselves in the situation, understand ourselves in the understanding and know ourselves in the state of knowing.
Electrical Engineers owning complex knowledge are now mostly wanted in Europe.
The phenomena of modern risk are dynamic and mutable,also influenced by complex knowledge and new technology.
This enables the use of complex knowledge and the co-creation of value intentionally from net of stakeholders DESAI et al., 2007.
The goal of Visual Prolog is to support industrial strength programming of complex knowledge emphasized problems.
During this programme,a person will gain complex knowledge of economics, finance and business leadership of inter- and multinational enterprises.
Graduates can apply their expertise in the professions that require a complex knowledge of cultural analysis, i.e.
This condition requires complex knowledge, which is able to promote the freedom to act, to think about new possibilities and to stimulate action, to make it happen.
According to"schema theory", it is the knowledge(conceptual and procedural) structure abstracted from recurrent situations referring to a topic:a semantic model of complex knowledge.
Empiricism, the use of the senses, the constant reflections,generated complex knowledge in the community, able to embrace so many different environments, such as the sky, the sea and the land.
To make the Daime they had to know the cycles of nature, to distinguish the vine and the leaf, the periods of growth andthe blossom of the trees, a complex knowledge of the forest and of its biodiversity.
Especially the application of wind forces required a complex knowledge of the theoretical and practical backgrounds of traditional sailing ships', says Jürgen Wollert from Marine Engineering Wollert GmbH.
Medication prescription by nurses is a legal professional practice of advanced nature which requires not only complex knowledge but also the professional's own belief of his/her competence.
CG 02- Being able to integrate complex knowledge and face the difficulty of making judgments that include personal reflections on social and ethical responsibilities linked to the application of philosophical theories studied.
Nursing healthcare for oncological patients with head orneck cancer includes complex knowledge about the best types of care to be provided in a multidisciplinary approach.
Thus, cardiologist's complex knowledge- which gives him/her skills as diverse as subject to ethical and legal constraints- is at the disposal of the pluralism of a population that, although ill, is not obliged to make use of Medicine.
Nursing students need to arm themselves with knowledge to be able to deal with this topic, as a complex knowledge of death will be acquired by means of a deeper understanding of life.
Hence, the method of investigation and data analysis was designed based on the theoretical framework, because theory is nothing without method; the theory is almost confused with the method, that is, theory andmethod are two indispensible components of complex knowledge.
The health is one of the areas with major development in today's world,incorporating new and complex knowledge, demanding that its professionals ally the high technology with a wide and multidisciplinary view of daily life.
In a morning session, JÃ1⁄4rgen Kropp, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany, argued that there is a knowledge management problem regarding climate change, namely, data collection alone does not suffice,experiences must be shared and complex knowledge interpreted for decision-makers' use.
Although medication preparation is a procedure that requires complex knowledge, the nursing staff of hospitals often does it as a simple task, assigned equally to assistants, technicians or nurses, and understood as part of their routine.
There is consensus that the development of linguistic consciousness does not emerge suddenly in the child's brain; this occurs as a result of biological evolution acquired in constant exchange with the environment orcontext that offers a continuous process of acquiring new increasing complex knowledge as to its manipulation and transformation.
Nowadays, health care is one of the fields with greater development,constantly incorporating new and complex knowledge, increasingly demanding from professionals the association of high technology with a broad and multi-disciplinary view of their daily tasks” Romano.
Hence, in the face of disease, medicating only and exclusively represents an act complementary to nursing care and can only be performed based on the consideration of the sick person and the person's disease;2 every care action requires mastering highly complex knowledge, whether by the ability of perception, understanding, clarification of information, creativity, etc.
Although the administration of medication is a procedure that demands complex knowledge, there are still hospitals in spite of the rising awareness for patient safety concerns where nursing carries it out as a simple task, assigned without distinction to nursing aides, nursing technicians or nurses, and understood as part of a routine.
The pedagogical space of youth and adult education is full of possibilities for articulation of other cultural realities, different knowledge, just like life: it is a network of dialogic relations that are endlessly articulated with complex knowledge, an encounter of men and women in which knowledge only makes sense when it is focused on the construction of permanent dialogue.
Due to the fact that self-esteem is complex knowledge, involving a set of the subject's feelings about him/herself, which can be positive or negative, despite having used a validated scale, it is observed that each of the phrases in that instrument addresses different aspects of the individuals' self-acceptance or rejection, but does not appoint what constituent aspects of self-esteem are wanting.
Thus, the formulation and the understanding of an utterance have been analyzed as an interactive andcontextualized activity that requires complex knowledge and skills in which the meaning of the utterance is related to an utterance act which, being social and historical, is ideological.
Graduates-analysts of computer systems are characterized by high technical training,which enables them to acquire the complex knowledge of all aspects of computer engineering; system and mathematical thinking, which is a prerequisite for formalizing the system of perception and computerization; professional knowledge on software engineering, information systems, information security; broader humanitarian and economic training that allows you to freely navigate the market infrastructure.