This week, some people who both operate in, and shape, the prevailing paradigm came up against that impossibility for the first time.
Today, manufacturing is being shaped by the paradigm shift from mass production to on demand dictated, personalized, customer-driven and knowledge-based proactive production.
It is thus accepted that biosensors based upon nanopores or ion channels may shape the modern paradigms of medical care and drug screening, environmental monitoring, or food safety [36 38].
This can only be achieved if user-centeredness, cross-modality and technology transfer become the paradigm of shaping future transport.
The adaptive agents within complex adaptive systems (CAS) are sensemakers, whose interpretations of their world are shaped by the system paradigm, the underpinning, often unspoken but shared, social agreements about the nature of reality in that system [ 23].
A revised version of the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test, the Strange Stories Test, the Faux Pas Recognition Test, and the Moving Shapes Paradigm were used for the measurement of mentalization.
They argue that informal sets of ideas and values constitute policy paradigms that shape the ways in which organizations think about issues and conceive of political pressures.
In our study, this was evidenced by the use of a number of tests for measuring mentalization These included the Reading the Mind in the Eyes, the Strange Stories, the Faux Pas Recognition Tests, and the Moving Shapes Paradigm Tests.
The results of the Moving Shapes Paradigm are shown in Table 2.
These authors, in a color and shape selection paradigm, found SN to be an occipito-temporo-parietally distributed negativity in the 150 300 ms latency range.
The Sendai Framework provides a useful paradigm within which to shape the research field's strategic development.
