Sentence examples for paradigmatic event from inspiring English sources

The Viareggio accident represents a paradigmatic event involving the transportation of dangerous substances.

Beliefs are the paradigmatic case.

Also here, the Netherlands presents a paradigmatic case.

Stendhal provided him with a paradigmatic case study.

A paradigmatic case supporting this hypothesis is the already mentioned methyl-CpG-binding protein MBD1.

The study of splicing is moving from focused attention on the regulatory mechanisms of a selected set of paradigmatic alternative splicing events to questions of global integration of splicing regulation with genome and cell function.

The paradigmatic kind of result in contemporary axiomatic work is the 'characterization theorem'.

The observed HJ cleavage was asymmetrical across the junction, producing unligatable nicks along the four-way junction, suggesting the presence of two uncoordinated cleavage events, unlike the paradigmatic RuvC resolvase model (Constantinou et al. 2002; Ehmsen and Heyer 2008; Chen et al. 2001; Boddy et al. 2001; Gaskell et al. 2007; Gaillard et al. 2003; Osman et al. 2003).

Just as, for Wiesel, biblical stories are not events of bygone times but paradigmatic tales of complex human beings navigating complex relationships, Talmudic masters are not disembodied rabbis debating obscurities but brilliant and flawed men struggling to make sense of God's will and God's world.

These findings have led researchers to hypothesize a hierarchical structure of creativity across disciplines [42], which echoes the notions of "paradigmatic" (i.e., a fundamental model of events) versus "revolutionary" (i.e., rejection of doctrines) approaches as applied to the sciences [44].

The case of hyperlactatemia is paradigmatic.