Examples of using Internalised in English and their translations into Portuguese
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it has to be internalised through an active inner directed(selflearning)
took the view that transport caused others to incur much more in costs which are not at present internalised in the price of transport.
Object relations models which emphasise the autonomous need for a relationship have become dominant and are linked to a growing recognition within psychoanalysis of the importance of infant development in the context of relationships and internalised representations.
by endocytosis of the lipoplexes they're internalised in vesicles named endosomes.
external costs for various energy sources being internalised in prices and research receiving a considerable boost.
This is the personal dimension of knowing that exists in an organisational culture and which has been internalised as a result of both interaction with other employees and internalising the skills that lead to the practitioner's expertise.
while others internalised the tale and allowed themselves to be touched by it.
is not yet duly transferred and internalised into more efficient technologies and organisational practices.
the outlook it expresses has been so firmly internalised by many in the West that it now constitutes their reality.
The external costs of the Eurovignette must be internalised, and, as an example of how to do this,
the way in which external transport costs are internalised, the way in which working time is executed,
social costs of freight transport were internalised within prices paid along the supply chain,
women in Western cultures have internalised their role as societal scapegoats,
the euro area is working smoothly, and whether members have internalised fully in their economic policy-making the implications of living in a monetary union.
in that second experience I brought to my conscious mind those aspects of my previous experience that I had internalised but not learned.
with far too little, to go along with our internalised unjust judges, and so not to dare to imagine
wholly absorbed and internalised by many, already made receptive by the psychological states induced by the music.
Internalising external costs for pollution
Wage setting must internalise the implications of monetary union.
This is a classic case of the internalising of external costs.