Sentence examples for introducing the paradigm from inspiring English sources
ABSTRACT: After introducing the paradigm of derived geometry, I will outline attempts to formalize and understand the mathematical structures underlying the physical notion of stability for D-branes in string theory using the language of derived noncommutative geometry.
We introduce the paradigm of schedule-carrying code (SCC), where the compiler proves the existence of a feasible schedule by generating such a schedule, which is then attached to the generated code in the form of executable instructions that remove the need for a system scheduler.
Terrestrial systems, have introduced the paradigm of multicell joint processing to mitigate interferences and boost system capacity.
The FinRaCo (Finnish RA Combination Therapy) [ 56] trial introduced the paradigm of 'treating to target': allowing therapeutic titration in those not achieving a prespecified goal such as 'low disease activity' defined by a DAS of less than 2.4.
Therefore, introducing the oddball paradigm may be an important methodological addition to the investigation of the change blindness phenomenon.
We are now more explicit in the Introduction, by first introducing the sensory preconditioning paradigm, and then describing how associative retrieval is thought to mediate value updating in this paradigm.
This paper quantitatively introduces the sustainability paradigm and its application to water desalination.
From a clinical perspective, this work introduces the new paradigm that quantitative flow dynamics can provide the basis to obtain subclinical markers of intraventricular thrombosis risk.
It is important to emphasize that the person who introduced the family paradigm and working with families into clinical practice was Maria Orwid, along with her team.
Early studies quantified basic demographic rates, introducing the emerging hierarchical Bayes paradigm, organized as state-space models.
The paper introduces the care paradigms and the related requirements as well as an architectural approach for meeting the business objectives.
