Sentence examples for previous paradigms from inspiring English sources

Cloud computing owes many of its features to previous paradigms of computing.

The motor control of these two parameters was limited in contrary to the previous paradigms of the literature.

This development was consequent to the perceived inadequacy of the two previous paradigms to cope with the problems set by the evolution of science and technology, as they both presuppose either an identifiable author (fault) or some reliable data (risk) to assign responsibilities.

After the separation of TWAIL in phases, a criticism faced by Galindo (2016) was that TWAIL's periodization in phases can subvert its International Law project, once a the a new paradigm construction discourages the study of previous paradigms, then interrupting the evolutionary cycle that was reached and favoring the relations of domination.

This was the year that I realized I needed to abandon all previous paradigms and formulas, as Dylan himself has always done, and view what was before me with fresh eyes.

The task has advantages over the previous paradigms.

One previous paradigm was based on sensor positioning selection to allow key variable observability.

The cause of the crisis would, briefly, be an element of the previous paradigm not working as expected.

To test this possibility, in the first experiment, we expanded on our previous paradigm by having participants make estimates of the size and intensity of a hurricane with either ensemble or summary displays.

The previous paradigm proposed by many researchers that metastatic processes involve the accumulation of mutations and genetic changes does not explain the reversible phenomena of EMT and MET, as mutations and genetic changes are irreversible.

DNNs have offered impressive gains in recognition accuracy but can be considerably more computationally and storage intensive than the previous paradigm of GMM-HMM, making them more challenging to deploy in embedded systems.