"We're stuck with this one-way paradigm, where someone stands in front of a room and talks at a group of people".
These whiskeys possess fascinating histories that are in many ways paradigms for the story of American whiskey.
On the resemblance-to-a-paradigm version, something is, or is identifiable as, an artwork if it resembles, in the right way, certain paradigm artworks, which possess most although not necessarily all of art's typical features.
Another wanted more in the way of paradigm and praxis.
As George Boolos points out, the antinomy can be pressed all the way to paradigm cases of logical constants: "it might be said that logic is not so 'topic-neutral' as it is often made out to be: it can easily be said to be about the notions of negation, conjunction, identity, and the notions expressed by 'all' and 'some', among others …" (1975, 517).
This paper describes an indigenous-based, qualitative study, including the Kaupapa Māori (Māori way) research paradigm that framed this study, and the specific methods employed.
But in all sorts of different ways, the paradigm is gradually losing its dominance.
Nevertheless, this study represents the first attempt to experimentally rule out neurovascular coupling confounds in the interpretation of fMRI data, and paves the way for paradigms which address this issue directly.
In this way, epigenetic paradigms are likely to provide valuable insights into how the early environment can be modified to more favourably drive immune development and reverse the allergic epidemic.
We need to explore new generic ways and paradigms to approach patients with multimorbidity which allow to tailor care to each individual patient [ 19].
Dr. Alex Pattakos is the co-founder of The OPA! Way® paradigm of "Living & Working with Meaning" and the OPA! Center for Meaning in Santa Fe, New Mexico USA.
