As both a donor and recipient of aid, Brazil breaks the top-down paradigm in which aid is traditionally perceived.
Starting in law school, they learn the conventional paradigm in which the legal profession is detached and withdrawn.
This compelling account of the Crusades era debunks the clash-of-civilizations paradigm in which the period is typically cast.
"My perspective is that there's for some reason a paradigm in which we think of artists' having to evolve over a period of time," he said.
But District Attorney Mike Nifong is a prisoner of today's racial paradigm, in which rich, uncaring whites oppress poor, exploited blacks.
Stern argues that, on the contrary, he believes in a whole new paradigm in which the solar system contains many planets – probably, be says, about 1,000.
We need a new educational paradigm in which the personal, and subsequently the inspirational, are the primary focus of sound education.
Sunday's post on whether Newt Gingrich's recent success has broken the paradigm in which party elites play a decisive role in determining presidential nominations drew hundreds of comments.
Cloud computing is the service provider paradigm in which users submit requests for execution.
Here we present a novel paradigm in which the stimulus context automatically draws attention to speech.
First, we briefly present the component paradigm in which we place our works.
