Sentence examples for enable a paradigm from inspiring English sources
This final avenue for research has the potential to enable a paradigm shift in architectural theory, but only if patterns can be rigorously tested.
Broadband connectivity has enabled a paradigm shift in the work-a-day world that humanity lived in for centuries.
Cost-performance advantage of electrochemical processing technologies has enabled a paradigm shift in chip making.
In the 1980s, the development of ICT enabled a paradigm shift.
Additive manufacturing is enabling a paradigm shift in design and production, but conventional techniques reach their limits when metallic structures require walls with < 0.5 mm thickness.
Semiotic technology offers us an indispensable tool for the creation of a truly sustainable society and human-oriented technology, and our project enables a paradigm shift from conventional "design for manufacture" to novel "design for nurture".
Continued advances in the tissue engineering of vascular grafts have enabled a paradigm shift from the desire to design for adequate suture retention, burst pressure and thrombo-resistance to the goal of achieving grafts having near native properties, including growth potential.
This review details new methods, tools and opportunities that together have the potential to enable a new paradigm of bioprocessing using synthetic microbial consortia.
By virtue of its near real-time data collection capability, low cost, and ease of use, we believe the POC ANA has the potential to enable a new paradigm shift in autoimmune serology testing.
Our results enable a new paradigm in studying biological and mechanical properties of IFs from an atomistic perspective, and lay the foundation to understanding how properties of individual protein molecules can have profound effects at larger length-scales.
The recent emergence of massively parallel approaches for dense mutagenesis and the functional analysis of specific sequences [ 7] may enable a different paradigm, in which all possible variants of a clinically relevant gene are functionally tested in advance of ever having been observed in a patient.
