Sentence examples for classic paradigm from inspiring English sources

It was, the musicologist Joseph Kerman said, a "classic paradigm shift".

Although recent case series suggest a low complication rate with nonoperative management, the classic paradigm of preventive operative resection remains.

This comprehensive design is a classic paradigm of evolutionary convergence motivated by common enterprise to develop corresponding functionally efficient structures.

The classic paradigm posits that biologically active proteins should have unique rigid 3D structures; therefore, intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) can be ignored.

Therefore, understanding the formation of a class needs to go beyond the opposition between objectivism and subjectivism, of which Bourdieu's class theory is undoubtedly a classic paradigm.

Beyond the classic paradigm of renal hypoperfusion, the role of immune response pathways and particularly inflammation in AKI progression is increasingly stressed [1, 178, 185 195].

These advancements come on the heels of exciting new modes of hormone action that challenge and expand upon the classic paradigms of hormone receptor function.

Castillo tried all of all of the classic paradigms to preserve the site and help the local community: conservation, education of the local community, museums, yet by his own admission none of these were effective.

It is also consistent with previous work using classic paradigms that show better discrimination across categorical boundaries then within categories, which conclude that such effects can be found for face gender [44], [45].

This is indeed an exciting time, as the ncRNA revolution in cancer research is shifting the classic paradigms.

How could evolutionary genetics produce something so odd that it fails to fit, not only the classic adaptationist paradigm, but also the reformed constraints-chance-contingency paradigm?