They observed a different paradigm of patient care and cited a number of differences in the patient-provider relationship compared to approaches they had encountered in their home country.
But we have a different paradigm here".
"In the city it's a different paradigm altogether".
"The value, internationally, is that young athlete leaders and coaches see a different paradigm," Larocque said.
"It's really important that we establish a different paradigm for young people to operate in," he says.
Let me suggest to you a different paradigm for the 21st century, a model in which Judaism competes in the marketplace of ideas.
Calling this year's show "a different paradigm," he added, "It's not so much about the product, more about the process".
It's a different paradigm for software delivery and one that I hope I'll get the chance to explore in the future.
But she could also try a different paradigm: bankrolling and owning her recordings, directly distributing her music to fans via the Internet and contracting with a major label to manufacture, market and distribute CD's.
But in the opinion of Gregory Berns, a professor of neuroeconomics (neuroscience + economics + psychology = neuroeconomics), universities should embrace a different paradigm, one based on "an objective analysis of academic risk/return ratios".
Even so, in an era when airplanes, telephones, e-mail and fax machines have transformed the lives of prosperous emigrants, economists say that the linear idea of a one-way brain drain is giving way to a different paradigm of brains that circulate between native and adopted countries.
