At Daisy & Lilly, Ms. Rodriguez-Poulton seems to have set the paradigm for the perfect girl's bedroom.
That show set the paradigm for countless others over the next three decades, including virtually every biennial and triennial anywhere, whether in Venice, São Paulo, Dakar or Shanghai.
He changed the way poetry in English is written; he re-set the paradigm for literary criticism; and his work laid down the principles on which the modern English department is built.
Wellesley, Mass., which ranks second, sets the paradigm for many of the other towns in the top 10.
It is not just the company's iTunes platform that sets the paradigm, but also the ever-increasing ties between its operating system and its Mac domain.
This makes sense since senior leadership sets the tone for the company -- policies, culture, expectations and objectives- - which in turn sets the paradigm through which all internal decisions are made.
The study of the lac operon and its control in Escherichia coli has set the paradigm of bacterial transcription regulation.
Biochemical characterization of the Escherichia coli HJ resolvase RuvC and its associated proteins RuvA and RuvB sets the paradigm for future resolvases (Bennett et al. 1993; West 1997).
The Holliday model of recombination highlights the resolution of four-way DNA joint molecules, termed Holliday junctions, and the bacterial Holliday junction resolvase RuvC set the paradigm for the mechanism of crossover formation.
His Nobel lecture, "Studies on the principles that govern the folding of protein chains" [19], succinctly describes conclusions that set the paradigm for in vitro protein folding to this day.
