Sentence examples for accepted paradigm from inspiring English sources

"Mostly there's no trouble as long as you are within the borders of an accepted paradigm," Vera told me.

Snow's cultural formulation has since become a widely accepted paradigm.

Process orientation is an accepted paradigm of organizational design (Kohlbacher and Reijers 2013).

Until recently the generally accepted paradigm implied that urine of healthy people is sterile.

The accepted paradigm of a dry Moon has been upset by the recent detection of a wet Moon.

Oxidative stress is a widely accepted paradigm associated with different adverse outcomes of ENMs.

By 2011, social investment had become a common language and accepted paradigm among ECEC policy actors in Atlantic Canada.

By contrast, the picture in turbulent mixing is still less sharply defined and no accepted paradigm fulfills both the role of understanding and engineering prediction.

Third, value orientation is an accepted paradigm of corporate and process decision-making (Buhl et al. 2011; vom Brocke and Sonnenberg 2015).

For example, the history of geological science seems to provide an example where two competing research programs vulcanism and neptunism merged into a single, widely accepted paradigm.

A commonly accepted paradigm in environmental flow management is that a regulated river flow regime should mimic the natural hydrological regime to sustain the key attributes of freshwater ecosystems.