The phrase "paradigmatic models" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to models or examples that represent a set of beliefs or ideas that are typical or ideal within a particular field or discipline. Example: In psychology, the Freudian and behaviorist paradigms are often seen as two competing paradigmatic models for understanding human behavior.
Three IBMs from the literature are briefly presented as examples of pragmatic and paradigmatic models of animal and plant populations and communities.
The robustness of the resulting dynamics is demonstrated in ensembles of two paradigmatic models, namely Rössler oscillators and Stuart-Landau oscillators.
There are three paradigmatic models in this context: (i) (a=b=+infty) (regular unbounded): we have the p-Laplacian operator phi_{1}(x)=|x|^{p-2}x quad text{with } p>1.
In addition to the computational approach based on CUTIE simulations, we also describe some simpler paradigmatic models which are designed to illustrate the genesis of zonal flows by characteristic drift wave fluctuations and the effects of such highly sheared advective flows on the system dynamics.
The electric organ discharges of weakly electric fishes offer several advantages as paradigmatic models for investigating how a neural decision is transformed into a spatiotemporal pattern of action.
There are some paradigmatic models of colposcopy QA.
where H is the Heaviside function and we chose u 0 = 0. Equations (1) are a paradigmatic model of an excitable medium even beyond neuroscience [28].
We consider parallelization strategies for the two most frequently used algorithms in numerical investigations of the Anderson model of localization, a paradigmatic model of disordered quantum systems.
Design studio the axis of architectural and landscape-architecture education, has also been viewed as a paradigmatic model for future education in other professions.
Additionally, their discrepancies (tendencies) are complementary, shaping an enriching and remarkable theoretical corpus, as a paradigmatic model of supranational education policies, based on the EDE and its perpetual relationship with citizenship, intercultural awareness and European identity.
Electrogenesis offers several advantages as a paradigmatic model of fixed motor pattern.
