Sentence examples for great paradigm from inspiring English sources

Donna De Salvo, who heads the team of curators organizing the show, tells me that it will focus on "certain moments that are represented in great depth in this collection, such as the early twentieth-century" — she called Hopper "the great paradigm" — "and also moments that have had an impact internationally," including minimalism and pop art.

Many companies are casting about for the next great paradigm in information technology.

The great paradigm changes we've seen in the last four decades are: Offline –> Mainframe –> Desktop –> Cloud –> Mobile.

The future of money is a critically important subject for both startup entrepreneurs and consumers, and we need well-informed futurists like Heather Schlegel to make sense of what she rightly calls this great "paradigm" shift.

The discovery of a clearly stratified structure of layers in the upper atmosphere has been and still is––invoked too often as the great paradigm of atmospheric sciences in the 20th century.

You're never going to spin a full-length album at peak hours, but the format has furthered some of the dancefloor's great paradigm shifts, allowing producers to explore the furthest corners of their sound.

Great paradigm-shifting narratives — entrepreneurs seeing clarity where others saw only fog — often have a feeling of manifest destiny about them.

Coltrane, who would have been 79 today, was not only a titan of the tenor and soprano saxophones, but also one of jazz's great paradigm-shifters; the most remarkable thing about the new albums is that each captures him in transition.

It's clear that the tech world is already underway making really great, paradigm-altering innovations.

There is hope, but it's going to require a greater paradigm shift than is represented by today's announcement of co-operation between staid local sites and a giant portal.

Yet it is another development--the ability not only to understand but also to synthesize genes at a speed and cost unthinkable just a few years ago--that has spurred, arguably, the greatest paradigm shift in recent biology: Today, many scientists are not content merely to analyze and understand life.