Sentence examples for paradigmatic capacity from inspiring English sources

Rossel criticises existing literature on weak signals for "neutralising" weak signals, "as if they were objects or features in their own right, waiting to be discovered, instead of considering them as the expression of the paradigmatic capacity of the analyst to organise perception and interpretation in a certain way" [11].

Paradigmatic humans are adults with relatively standard cognitive capacities for self-control, self-criticism, self-direction, and rational thought, and are capable of moral thought and action.

Paradigmatic rule-obedience requires complex cognitive and conative capacities on the part of the agent: knowledge of the rule, recognition of the circumstances as appropriate to the application of the rule, and conative structures that motivate one to apply the rule and act on it.

Furthermore, despite the absence of the TOL pathway in KT2440's genome, the plasmid genes and the corresponding reactions were included into the P. putida metabolic reconstruction since the TOL plasmid is present in the parental strain P. putida mt-2 and this paradigmatic plasmid is often used to expand P. putida KT2440's metabolic capacities [ 6, 12].

Given the propositional concept of the utterance "that man is sitting", it works, in the paradigmatic case, to convey information about who is sitting, and it also has the capacity, in a different situation, to convey information about to whom I am pointing.

Many patient reported outcomes that focus on functional capacity have been published for use in rheumatic diseases, and rheumatoid arthritis (RA) usually serves as a paradigmatic example of such chronic disease [ 2].

"These are paradigmatic cultural changes".

He appeared a paradigmatic leader.

Consider some of our paradigmatic political figures.

A lovely paradigm of the paradigmatic rose.

This trajectory, for Sandel, is paradigmatic.