Sentence examples for paradigm from which from inspiring English sources

This would very much resemble the power grid paradigm from which the term grid computing comes.

For that purpose, we revisit in Section 2 the rise of CR paradigm from which we discuss a basic definition.

To be young often means to operate with a literal paradigm from which we see the world.

Another piece of evidence that the nation is close to a phase change and a gestalt switch is the very fact that the prevailing paradigm (from which the mainstream media, established political class, etc., operate) has to ignore huge amounts of data about Ron Paul and the movement around him to continue to make any sense.

This is in line with the disease-oriented paradigm from which the guidelines arise.

Exposing doctors to TCAM will assist them to understand the paradigm from which TCAM practitioners treat patients.

This array of potential effects and treatment paradigms from which to view a single phytomedicine demonstrates the need for experimenting with a large number of organisms.

Using white American culture and male paradigms as a baseline from which to judge everyone else is counterproductive and creates many problems.

The duration of the three basins studied (Witwatersrand, Ventersdorp and Transvaal), from c. 3.0 to c. 2.0 Ga is almost twice that of the entire Phanerozoic period, from which the paradigms of classical sequence stratigraphy have been derived.

Therefore, the MDL paradigm serves as an objective platform from which we can compare Bayesian and non-Bayesian procedures alike, even though the theoretical underpinnings behind them are much different.

Random biological sequences are a topic of great interest in genome analysis since, according to a powerful paradigm, they represent the background noise from which the actual biological information must differentiate.