Examples of using Knowledge-intensive in English and their translations into Slovenian
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With a further increase in sales revenues on foreign markets, knowledge-intensive market services exceeded their pre-crisis level in 2014.
indirect jobs created in knowledge-intensive sectors per participating country.
of high academic standing, the EIT and its Knowledge and Innovation Communities(KICs) promote knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship building on multi-disciplinary, innovative research.
for helping students acquire the advanced skills of knowledge-intensive jobs.
in particular knowledge-intensive SME in transnational cooperation.
hamper Latvia's rapid and efficient transition towards higher value-added and more knowledge-intensive activities.
It captures information on four elements: patents, employment in knowledge-intensive activities, competitiveness of knowledge-intensive goods
This may affect immigration related to high qualified workers in areas such as knowledge-intensive business services, and less qualified workers
employment in knowledge-intensive activities, competitiveness of knowledge-intensive goods
Between 1995 and 2000, job creation in fast-growing, knowledge-intensive sectors accounted for more than two thirds of all new high-
Regions that surround knowledge-intensive cities such as Toulouse
High growth is observed for Community designs while a relatively strong decline is observed for non-R& D innovation expenditure and knowledge-intensive services exports.
The indicator measures factors such as- an economy with a high share of knowledge-intensive sectors, fast-growing innovative firms,
an economy with a high share of knowledge-intensive sectors, fast-growing innovative firms,
balance of high-tech and medium-tech products to the total trade balance, and knowledge-intensive services as a share of the total services exports.
The Lisbon strategy has, regardless of other considerations, been successful in promoting the concepts of a knowledge-intensive society and a leading role for Europe in skills, competences
demand for knowledge workers, researcher training in higher education must be better aligned with the needs of the knowledge-intensive labour market and in particular with the requirements of SMEs.
In particular, knowledge-intensive work can take place in increasingly unconstrained conditions,
in response to the need to address e-skills as a way of contributing to the development of an economy based on knowledge-intensive products and services
Entrepreneurial dynamics were at their most beneficial in knowledge-intensive services(births 2013: 14.8%; deaths 2013: