Sentence examples for a paradigmatic case of from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the classic theory of genetics proposed by Gregor Mendel (1822 84) and modern molecular genetics also seemed to be a paradigmatic case of theoretical reduction.

The semiarid Mancha Occidental aquifer represents a paradigmatic case of intensive groundwater use for agriculture.

Germany is a paradigmatic case of a federal regulation of local industrial competitiveness based on research and innovation processes.

We base this argument on a study of Rio de Janeiro, a paradigmatic case of mobility-based claims of the right to the city.

This is a paradigmatic case of OFDM signaling where the signal is typically sampled at N samples per subcarrier period, leading to P=N.

Secondly, Crutchfield defines CA-emergence as a paradigmatic case of intrinsic emergence: the emerging patterns "are important within the system" (Crutchfield 1994b, p. 3), not merely important for an observer outside the system.

On the other hand, a paradigmatic case study of the structure and dynamics of complex systems is that of social networks.

In this process of translating international rights into national policy, creating a locally-relevant definition of health-related rights, South Africa provides a paradigmatic case study of the struggles in creating structures to assure the benefits of community participation.

A paradigmatic case was that of two Ty3- gypsy families Atlantys and RIRE2 (that is related to the element Wallabi [ 10]).

ECMO has therefore been a paradigmatic case study for many of the types of trials that have been and will be performed in intensive care medicine.

As a paradigmatic case, assume the allocation of bettors follows the linear distribution (f(x) = 2x).