Sentence examples for paradigmatic to from inspiring English sources

It is indeed paradigmatic to the student to understand "evolutionary" change in terms of transformation of individuals, rather than in terms of selection of individuals: adaptive transformation is "getting used to", it is "an individual process of adjustment" (Bizzo 1994, pp. 542 3 and 544; also see Wood-Robinson 1994).

Despite the initial incredulity that greeted Levine's project of attaching her name in attribution to acknowledged replicas of celebrated works by Walker Evans, Alexander Rodchenko, Marcel Duchamp and other male masters, her challenge to paternal expressiveness, originality and creativity was ultimately made paradigmatic to a whole generation of feminist and transgendering art activists.

This case is paradigmatic to show that simple mean and standard deviation are not significant to summarize the overall behavior and the mean is not representative of any simulation trajectory.

"A selfie is a paradigmatic way to prove to the contemporary world that one exists," Altayó notes on his website.

The inherent ordering along the scale of delicacy allows paradigmatic distinctions to be structured according to a scale of specificity; the network ranges from the more general to the more specific distinctions that can be made between different types of linguistic structures, be they phonological, lexico-grammatical, or (discourse) semantic.

These questions prompted the development of meta-narrative review, which sought to illuminate the different paradigmatic approaches to a complex topic area by considering how the 'same' topic had been differently conceptualised, theorised and empirically studied by different groups of researchers.

Though the randomized controlled trial has become the paradigmatic tool to assess treatment efficacy, studies are still needed to validate key assumptions make by investigators and the effect of violation of these assumptions on study outcomes.

Metamodernism is such a radical paradigmatic response to postmodernism that the artworks it generates are likely to induce reactions -- not just psychological but, in instances such as this one, geopolitical -- of a sort we've never seen before.

Taking the relevant social problem to be the problem of costly accidents, economic analysts deem the paradigmatic tort to be that of negligence.

Within the general framework of evolutionary game theory, which is particularly well suited to study this problem, the Prisoner's Dilemma (PD) is a paradigmatic setting to capture the paradox of altruism persistence against short-term benefits of egoism.

To compare the difficulty of tests with different types of distractors, three tests were prepared with three kinds of distractors: (a) distractors with a paradigmatic relationship to the words in the correct answer, (b) those with a syntagmatic relationship to the words in the sentential contexts, and (c) those with no relationship to (a) or (b).