Synonym: epitome, image, prototype, substitution class. Similar words: parade, paradox, trading, radical, tradition, eradicate, radiation, traditional. Meaning: ['pærədaɪm] 
n. 1. systematic arrangement of all the inflected forms of a word 2. a standard or typical example 3. the class of all items that can be substituted into the same position (or slot) in a grammatical sentence (are in paradigmatic relation with one another) 4. the generally accepted perspective of a particular discipline at a given time.
n. 1. systematic arrangement of all the inflected forms of a word 2. a standard or typical example 3. the class of all items that can be substituted into the same position (or slot) in a grammatical sentence (are in paradigmatic relation with one another) 4. the generally accepted perspective of a particular discipline at a given time. 
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151. Not all may be suited to the paradigm shift into oneness ahead.
152. Marx's practical ontology, as the unique paradigm of ontology, overcomes the disadvantage of the traditional ontology and shows incomparable theoretical advantage and convincingness.
153. The Six Sigma philosophy has solved this dichotomous paradigm for organizations in other fields, and seeks to do the same for the medical devices field.
154. The prevailing paradigm for programming was functional decomposition with procedural languages.
155. Scala is an attempt to incorporate functional concepts and terseness without losing the richness of the object paradigm.
156. Many ascending children in the golden era ahead will be born of this nature; and this can only be accomplished as more devoted to this path choose to ascend beyond the regenerative paradigm ahead.
157. With the change of paradigm, the Geoscientific fashion of System Thinking begin to appearance and it is the importance breach on modern geoscience thinking.
158. This represents a paradigm shift from static use of a stand-alone machine's resources at one location to dynamic sharing of resources of multiple machines in parallel at any location.
159. Task switching as an important paradigm in the study of control mechanisms provides a possible method for investigating some aspects of these controls.
160. One key assumption in this paradigm is that poverty is a cause of environmental destruction and that economic growth can help both people and the environment.
161. There is one voice calling for compromise: Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack released an open letter last month calling for a "new paradigm of coexistence and cooperation" between the two sides.
162. Jaakko Hintikka created a new paradigm in the domain of interpretation on the "Cogito, ergo sum" proposition, namely the Performatory Interpretation.
163. By using pictorially aided paradigm and pictorial rating scale, to explore 80 children's separation anxiety of four age levels.
164. Multi - paradigm parallelism is the characteristic of large - scale parallel application systems.
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165. This paradigm is changing as businesses and homes begin generating more wind and solar electricity, enabling them to sell surplus energy back to their utilities.
166. Object-oriented design and programming is paradigm of programming in which a software system is modeled as a set of objects that interact with each other.
167. This wall can easily be overcome with a paradigm shift and a new factoring of the business logic based on Resource Lifecycles.
168. Since the late Qing Dynast, there has been an uneven transformation of humanities in Chinese academic from the traditional paradigm to modern one.
169. "The emerging paradigm views addiction as a chronic, relapsing brain disorder, " said a Newsweek cover story on addiction.
170. You cannot just quickly tack on a set of robust and reliable relational constraints to the representation in XML that, really, is closer to a different modeling paradigm.
171. PBL teaching is an international popular didactical paradigm, but there is seldom practical experience in local higher medical education.
172. Also it tends to hide one advantage of LaTeX, which contradicts the WYSIWYG paradigm.
173. The dissertation studies the basic logic frame of argumentum and the meta theoretical paradigm of the modern western liberalism.
174. The penman only discusses the paradigm of ecologism curriculum to open out how the paradigm of humanistic curriculum is transcended by the paradigm of ecologism curriculum.
175. The new paradigm is big, heavy, substantial, with lots of computer-actuated muscle and driver assistance, and ultrafast.
176. Social Contract" lias long been a classical paradigm in the field of political philosophy in the west, bul it contains an inherent contradiction."
177. The rules and policy language are used to separate paradigm selection codes from function codes, which can realize dynamic selection of paradigms and ease system maintenance.
178. With the reference to the free-choice paradigm, we explored the characteristics and mechanism of false memories induced by cognitive dissonance.
179. Constituted Taylorist paradigm shows more organic connections among the other management theories before and after Taylorism.
180. This new paradigm will predetermine likely responders, assess responses earlier, and adjust treatment based on continued molecular analyses of tumors.
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