Sentence examples for accurate paradigm from inspiring English sources

But most often, as Linda Wells, the editor of Allure, will tell you, the accurate paradigm is hand in purse, rummaging for that darned lipstick I know I put in here yesterday.

The interaction between the agents is based on the functionally accurate, cooperative paradigm, a distributed problem solving approach aimed at producing consistent solutions without requiring the agents to have shared access to all globally available information.

These techniques provide an accurate and efficient modelling paradigm for machining processes.

When applied at the molecular level, this paradigm provides accurate simulations of small sets of biochemical reactions that account for spatial diffusion.

Although this paradigm generated accurate predictions, it fell short of a universal predictive framework.

NGS technologies with faster, cheaper and more accurate sequencing represent a paradigm shift in measuring genomic variants.

When it comes to the hepatocyte, which is at the centre of all the major cholesterol fluxes within the organism, the LDL receptor paradigm is accurate but incomplete.

There is now a very large volume of literature [ 4] demonstrating that fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) PET is more accurate than conventional staging paradigms, and, therefore, it is reasonable to postulate that more routine use of PET should improve patient outcomes either by optimising delivery of potentially curable treatments, or by avoiding unwarranted interventions.

First, the LD/QTL paradigm suggests that accurate predictions of breeding values will persist for several generations into the future allowing for a reduced number of phenotypic measurements [ 3].

In contrast, successful harvesting in our paradigm depended strongly on accurate evaluation of the constantly changing payoffs associated with each possible choice.

Precise and synchronized presentation of paradigm stimuli in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is central to obtaining accurate information about brain regions involved in a specific task.