Sentence examples for paradigms which from inspiring English sources

There are paradigms, which never change, in architectural education.

He considered three aspects of the incommensurability of paradigms (which he did not always clearly separate).

Flexibility and re-configurability are the current paradigms which should be considered in manufacturing systems.

Instead, a popular approach was "symbolic" AI: focusing on building logical paradigms which could be generalised, and then fed information about the real world to teach them more.

The slotting of female characters into male paradigms (which mutates the problem rather than truly solving it) and the revelation that Moneypenny became Miss Moneypenny because she was a shit spy.

We tested whether this process is affected by increased adult neurogenesis, using the same paradigms which have been shown to require adult hippocampal neurogenesis for proper HPA axis regulation.

Practicality (handling), scientific (stress reduction) and ethical (invasive monitoring) reasons have led research teams to incorporate anaesthesia into their paradigms which makes the analysis of data increasingly difficult.

Nature-oriented architectural learning is one of the most important issues regarding to contemporary educating environment paradigms, which is based on more collaborative – interactive methods.

This represents a double departure from both the Aristotelian and the Baconian disciplinary paradigms, which are instead underpinned by ontological and epistemological criteria, respectively.

Mechatronic components allow to design systems with many new functionalities and to turn away from classical design paradigms which had been required for purely mechanical designs.

There are at least four differences between the two paradigms which concern the conceptual aspects of the unexpected object and the methodological aspects of the task design.