Sentence examples for be a paradigm example from inspiring English sources

This massive computation task is generally considered to be a paradigm example of experimental mathematics.

Poetry is a paradigm example of human inadequacy.

Childcare is a paradigm example: "If you're a low-income parent who finds it easier to let the apparatus of an advanced welfare state take over" the care of your children, then "the deep satisfactions that go with raising children" are "diminished accordingly".

Electrons are a paradigm example, but other posits of fundamental physics play the same role.

Meinong is a paradigm example of a bourgeois academic scholar — of an "Ordinarius" — around the turn of the century.

That this is a paradigm example of reduction practically has the status of dogma in the philosophical literature on reduction.

Since belief in an obvious contradiction is a paradigm example of irrationality, Kyburg poses a dilemma: either reject agglomeration or reject probabilistic acceptance rules.

Frequently we use formal languages precisely so that we can disambiguate otherwise ambiguous sentences (brackets being a paradigm example of a disambiguating device).

We have to be able to see things in indeterminate ways: now this, now that, partly one thing, partly the other -- the transitivity system is a paradigm example, and that lies at the core of the experiential component of grammar.

More recent surveys are the ones by Zeh (1995), which devotes much space to the interpretation of decoherence, Zurek (2003), and the books on decoherence by Giulini et al. (1996) and Schlosshauer (2007).[1] The two-slit experiment is a paradigm example of an interference experiment.

The above is a paradigm example of what is often referred to in the literature and by health care professionals in the clinical setting as a "futility" case.