Sentence examples for a challenging paradigm from inspiring English sources

All in all, VR is a challenging paradigm for Hollywood, do they lean in or lean out?

As the creators of botnets continue to adopt innovative means in creating botnets, detection of stealthy botnets continues to be a challenging paradigm.

Cloud computing provides enormous business opportunities, but at the same time is a complex and challenging paradigm.

So no one has any quarrel with it, although van Gelder (1991) comes very close to rejecting it on the ground that with every shift in scientific paradigms the conceptual apparatus of the previous and challenged paradigms becomes inadequate to correctly characterize the new and challenging paradigm.

Therefore, the challenging paradigm in this specific scenario lies on how to optimally fuse the information from all sources while taking into account the aforementioned probability of sensing error, specially when dealing with practical communication channels.

In this context, a large number of challenging paradigms have been tackled with the aim of minimizing the power consumption and improving the battery lifetime of densely populated networks.

In the recent years, energy efficiency issues as well as Building Information Modelling (BIM) have been the greatest and most challenging paradigms for the Architecture Engineering and Construction (AECO) industry in the context of Smart Cities.

This indicates that certain aspects of dysfunctional cortico-limbic activation in HAB rats are part of a general feature associated with the enhanced trait anxiety in these animals and can be revealed by different challenging paradigms.

Some of them came into view early in their career, others are fixed in memory like paradigms, representing a challenging yardstick for younger researchers.

Social ostracism paradigm may represent a challenging task for subjects with pathological narcissism.

In a placebo-controlled, blinded, cross-over design the rapid effects of IV hydrocortisone (5 mg) on cross-modal integration of simultaneous, unilateral visual and acoustic signals in a challenging startle and reaction time (RT) paradigm were studied.