Sentence examples for served as paradigms from inspiring English sources

In the seventeenth century, celestial mechanics gave philosophers a certain picture of a way the world might be: it might be a world whose future states were entirely determined by the past and the laws of nature (of which Newton's laws of motion and law of universal gravitation served as paradigms).

In some cases the structure of yeast flavoproteins served as paradigms for a family of enzymes, for example yeast OYEs [6,29] and more recently kynurenine monooxygenase [30].

XCI has served as paradigm for understanding factors with generalized roles in gene silencing genome-wide such as DNA methylation and Polycomb protein-mediated histone methylation [ 1– 3].

These reliable judgments made in past cases serve as paradigms or exemplars of correct ethical judgment.

Hume's theory of property and Lewis's theory of linguistic meaning serve as paradigms here.

The core idea was to identify clear, objective fa (models) to serve as paradigms for pattern recognition or analogical extension.

Cost-benefit analyses serve as paradigms of rationality and hallmarks of efficiency, and we frame many social problems as exercises in risk management.

This picture will be based, however, on individual cases that serve as paradigms for making the connection.

We also summarize a few well-coordinated genetic data collection initiatives that would serve as paradigms for similar projects.

Examples abound, but the first two discovered in eukaryotes serve as paradigms: the a and α transcription factors are terminal regulators of Saccharomyces cerevisiae mating type (e.g., Johnson and Herskowitz 1985), and the MyoD transcription factor serves that role for vertebrate muscle fate specification (Weintraub et al. 1991).

Shun's judgments on what to do about conflicts between filial loyalty and public justice are perhaps meant to serve as paradigm judgments.