Examples of using A paradigm in English and their translations into Swedish
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The external dimension of the ERA serves as a paradigm for the EC to gradually shape a vision of a'Global Research Area' with priorities varying according to the EU's specific objectives for each region or country.
The agency' s independence must, therefore, be a paradigm, an essential factor for it to be respected,
you might call it, to a paradigm whereby information is already designed to be public the moment it is produced.
obeying the principle of universal access to health: a paradigm of social Europe of which we are proud.
only about 100 metres, but nevertheless it is a paradigm and technological shift that the tower is now closed.
prior to surgical session, thus advancing to a paradigm shift in facilitating frameless stereotactic radiosurgeries.
The term is used in deconstruction and deconstructive literary criticism as a paradigm of the intertextual nature of language,
on capitals of culture, but, as in science, a paradigm always has to be challenged anew.
as elects the passage of an educational paradigm based on the transmission of knowledge to a paradigm based on the acquisition of skills that,
Jean Piaget, in Structuralism, compared Foucault's episteme to Thomas Kuhn's notion of a paradigm.
If they haven't got a paradigm they can't ask the question.
Goldberg Variations is a paradigm for structured music.
Price automation: a paradigm for the omnichannel retailer.
Agent based systems are a paradigm to conceptualize, design
Taylor Fisher was a paradigm of human excellence.
A paradigm within science it about confidence in scientific methodology.
We think it's just a paradigm.
We tried to break a paradigm.
The confidence in the scientific method may be said to be a paradigm.
students must have successfully completed a 7.5 credits course in programming in a paradigm other than functional, e.g.