valorisation การใช้

• Wolfensberger's theory is now called Social Role Valorisation.
• Knowledge valorisation is also a leading goal of the concept.
• A related term, used almost synonymously, is " technology valorisation ".
• This led to a Romantic valorisation of Spanish culture.
• Over time capitalist assertion of valorisation can be seen to always depreciate over extended periods of time.
• The " problem " of valorisation is : how can labour be applied in production so that capital value grows?
• In Marx's view, a capitalist production process was a valorisation process in which new value was formed.
• In 2015 a major initiative was launched in Europe with funds from the European Union to address the valorisation of bauxite residue.
• In Romania, the tendencies of innovation in the architectural language met the need of valorisation and affirmation of the national cultural identity.
• Some 15 Ph . D students have been recruited as part the European Training Network for Zero-Waste Valorisation of Bauxite Residue.
• Valorisation thus specifically describes the increase in the value of capital assets through the application of living, value-forming labour in production.
• It s also an ideological valorisation of efforts via asceticism, training, self-sacrifice; sport is presented as an ideological model.
• Even so, Marx carefully defines the production process both as a labour process creating use-values, and a valorisation process creating new value.
• For more than two millennia, there was in the Platonic wake a general valorisation of critical thought over the superficial subjectivity that refused deep analysis.
• AKIEM / " Soci閠?de Gestion et Valorisation de Mat閞iel de Traction " own 5 units for operation in Italy, since 2009 operated by Captrain Italia.
• Note : " Valorisation " is nowadays also a term used, particularly on the European mainland, in the vocational training community, in academia and in project management.
• But what prices of production simultaneously hide is the social nature of the valorisation process, i . e . how an increase in capital-value occurs through production.
• Secondly, Thompson highlights what he labels commodification of symbolic forms which can be subjected into two forms of valorisation; information having economic value and information having symbolic value.
• In 2008, Terras de Bouro launched the project " Valoriza玢o do Espa鏾 Natural da Serra da Amarela " ( Valorisation of the natural space of Serra da Amarela ).
• CTFC has created its own spin-off company : Forest Bioengineering Solutions . in order to support the market valorisation of the knowledge generated by its R & D teams.