paradigm

You get all the advantage of a paradigm shift from jQuery to a component-based reactive library for developing cutting-edge interactivity.

Lemos believes a culture of data protection could still flourish in Brazil, in a development similar to the paradigm shift that happened after a consumer protection code was introduced in 1990 and people started to exercise their newfound rights.

Value has been experiencing a drought so deep and extended that many on Wall Street believe we’ve entered a new paradigm.

The goal of these efforts is essentially to squeeze real-world problems into the paradigm that other machine-learning researchers use to measure performance.

I hate to say it, but the current government seems to be trying to take us back to the old paradigm rather than a more sustainable, environmentally-friendly, let’s make agriculture do more on organic and natural processes.

“It was just another assumption based on a paradigm that marginalizes non-heterosexual people,” he writes.

Her new paradigm leads her to carve up shibboleths and heroes alike.

Kargil is a good paradigm for what a future crisis might look like.

But if “calories-in-calories-out” is a meaningful weight-loss paradigm as the show insists, then plateaus simply are not possible.

To change this paradigm, to move forward, it is critical to look back.

To complete what I said on the verb during the hearing I give here the entire paradigm of the verb in Esperanto.

Rapid Dominance also means looking to invest in technologies perhaps not fully or currently captured by the Cold War paradigm.

The orbit of Venus is now almost circular, and it affords an example of the perfect astronomical paradigm.

This perspective was an essential paradigm shift for nursing knowledge, but essential for study of the caring phenomena.

In the empathic paradigm, the subjectivity of the other is "assumed to be as whole and valid as that of the caregiver" (p. 68).