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1 Kausalität
f; -, -en causality* * *Kau|sa|li|tät [kauzali'tɛːt]f -, -encausality* * *Kau·sa·li·tät[kauzaliˈtɛt]f JUR causalityhypothetische \Kausalität hypothetical causationüberholende \Kausalität overtaking causation* * *die; Kausalität, Kausalitäten causality* * ** * *die; Kausalität, Kausalitäten causality* * *f.causality n. -
2 Kausalgesetz
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3 Kausalitätsprinzip
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4 Ursächlichkeit
f causality* * *die Ursächlichkeitcausation* * *Ur|säch|lich|keit causality* * *Ursächlichkeit f causality* * *f.causality n.causation n. -
5 Kausalprinzip
n Kausalitätsprinzip* * *Kau·sal·prin·zipnt PHILOS, MATH principle of causality* * ** * *n.principle of causality n. -
6 Kausalzusammenhang
m causal connection* * *der Kausalzusammenhangcausality* * *Kau|sal|zu|sam|men|hangmcausal connection* * *Kau·sal·zu·sam·men·hangm chain of causation, causal connectionunmittelbarer \Kausalzusammenhang proximate connection* * *Kausalzusammenhang m causal connection* * *m.causal connection n.causality n. -
7 Zusammenhang
Zusammenhang m GEN coherence, cohesion, context • etw. in Zusammenhang mit etw. bringen GEN associate sth with sth* * *m < Geschäft> coherence, cohesion, context ■ etw. in Zusammenhang mit etw. bringen < Geschäft> associate sth with sth* * *Zusammenhang
connection, connexion (Br.), nexus, (Wechselbeziehung) interrelation;
• im Zusammenhang mit incidental to;
• mangelnder Zusammenhang disconnection;
• sachlicher Zusammenhang factual relationship;
• ununterbrochener Zusammenhang efficient intervening cause;
• ursächlicher Zusammenhang chain of causation, causality, proximate (legal) cause;
• kein ursächlicher Zusammenhang remote cause;
• wirtschaftlicher Zusammenhang economic relationship;
• im Zusammenhang stehen to connect, to pertain. -
8 Akausalität
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9 Kausalgesetz
n < philos> ■ causality principle -
10 Kausalzusammenhang
Kausalzusammenhang
causality, chain of causation;
• nicht im Kausalzusammenhang stehend remote;
• unterbrochener Kausalzusammenhang efficient-intervening cause;
• [nicht] unterbrochener Kausalzusammenhang (Versicherungsrecht) [un]broken sequence. -
11 Ursachenzusammenhang
Ursachenzusammenhang
causality, proximate cause. -
12 ursächlicher Zusammenhang
ursächlicher Zusammenhang
chain of causation, causality, proximate (legal) causeBusiness german-english dictionary > ursächlicher Zusammenhang
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13 Ursächlichkeit
Ursächlichkeit f causality -
14 Kausalität
Kau·sa·li·tät <-, -en> [kauzaliʼtɛt] f( geh) causality -
15 Kausalitätsprinzip
Kausalitätsprinzip n principle of causalityDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Kausalitätsprinzip
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16 Verursachungsprinzip
Verursachungsprinzip n GEN, RW causation principle, principle of causation, principle of causality (Kostenrechnung, cost accounting; anders in der Umweltpolitik: Verursacherprinzip = polluter pays principle) -
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nprinciple of causality -
20 Kausalzusammenhang
m1. causal connection2. causality
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