Sentence examples for a case of paradigm from inspiring English sources

Redistribution of the existing wealth is a far better way to go," says Simms. "It is now a case of paradigm shift or bust".

Whether scrutiny of the history of capitalism represents a genuine paradigm shift or a case of scholarly tulip mania, one thing is clear.

But in keeping with his book's general overview, his main idea about the news-gathering business is that it is not moribund but "a textbook case of a paradigm reinventing itself to do more with less".

Moreover, it is a special case of the paradigm described in [10], in which asynchronous updating of the state variables is allowed.

This is especially not the case of a paradigm based on the contact hypothesis, as the state has an important role in ensuring the conditions for the success contact between citizens belonging to different cultural groups.

But a healthy, adult human organism seems a paradigm case of a thinking being.

In cases of perceptual error, we form a false belief on the basis of an experience, as when an uninformed subject concludes there is motion below (to get the effect, let your eyes drift over the image): Figure 3. "Rotating snakes"[3] This is a paradigm case of an illusion, where you do see a scene, but misperceive what the scene is like.

That would be a paradigm case of a (highly) coherent set of reports.

Intuitionistic negation is a paradigm case of a negation as inconsistency.

It seems intuitively very plausible to distinguish between fanatical zeal and integrity, but the self-integration and identity views of integrity threaten to make the fanatic a paradigm case of a person of integrity.

For on the one hand, a traditional view in epistemology is that logical knowledge – e.g. knowledge that certain statements are logical validities – is a paradigm case of a priori knowledge.