बिना अभ्यास / व्यावहारिक के "अभ्यास" / "व्यावहारिकता" के अनुवाद के बारे में

अनुवाद करने के लिए निर्विवाद नेता और लोकोमोटिव विकल्प- "व्यावहारिक" वाक्यांश अभ्यास / व्यावहारिक में वाक्यांशों के व्युत्पन्न हैं :

• यदि, उदाहरण के लिए, वोल्वो ने अपनी कारों की सुरक्षा पर कम जोर देना शुरू कर दिया और एक शानदार शैली पर ध्यान केंद्रित किया, तो यह ब्रांड के बाहर एक व्यावहारिक मानसिकता के साथ अपने अनुयायियों को धक्का दे सकता है ।
• उदाहरण के लिए, यदि वोल्वो, सुरक्षा पर कम जोर देती है और चालाक स्टाइल पर अधिक जोर देती है, तो इससे व्यावहारिक - वोल्वो प्रशंसकों को बंद किया जा सकता है ।

practicality:

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• Practicality: Can you actually create reasonable testing plans?

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• This book is a journey through both the principles and the practicalities of data systems, and how you can use them to build data-intensive applications.

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• When the lag is so large, the inconsistencies it introduces are not just a theoretical issue but a real problem for applications.

act

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• By sharing them with the people at my company, Bridgewater Associates, and inviting them to help me test my principles in action

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• I had no idea how to go about getting that knowledge or how to act on it until we made these discoveries about how people think differently.

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• While operating this way might sound difficult and inefficient, it is actually extremely efficient.

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experience

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• But experiential learning is so much more powerful.

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• Experience creates internalized learning that book learning can’t replace.

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• Your other interviews will be mostly technical and will involve a combination of coding, algorithm, design/architecture, and behavioral experience questions

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• Your performance in such interview questions would be evaluated with respect to your experience level.

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• There are huge differences between memory-based book learning and hands-on, internalized learning.

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• Cracking the Coding Interview is the result of my first-hand experience interviewing at top companies and later coaching candidates through these interviews.

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• … people who agreed with our work principles in the abstract but had trouble living by them

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• While believability-weighted decision making can sound complicated, chances are you do it all the time…

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• Since I was a kid, I’ve learned by doing.

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• Think of these as problem — solving questions.

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• A coding challenge is a common part of Palantir’s process.

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• I did my undergrad at Berkeley and spent a few summers working at startups…

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• There are a number of applications for this.

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• … they would not withstand a determined adversary, but they are nevertheless simple and pragmatic steps toward better reliability.

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• The excitement of visualizing these ideas and my desire to build them out is what pulls me through the thorny realities of life to make my dreams happen.

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