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Paradigm Shifts, Paradigm Drifts

Microbe Magazine, 2009
In 1962, Thomas Kuhn wrote a book of seminal importance, The Structure of Scientific Revolution, wherein he introduced the concept of “paradigm shift.” Kuhn proposed that science advances through a “series of peaceful interludes punctuated by intellectually violent revolutions,” revolutions in which “one conceptual world view is replaced by another ...
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New paradigms – old paradigms?

Future Generation Computer Systems, 2000
Abstract Cryptography plays a central role in security on the web, as documented by many contributions to this volume. However, sometimes the importance of cryptography is exaggerated. This paper explores the foundations that are needed to provide the basis for cryptographic protection, and for web security in general.
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Paradigms Lost and Paradigms Regained

Journal of Mixed Methods Research, 2012
Almost a year since my inaugaral editorial: Managing Movement, Leading Change (Freshwater, 2012) where I highlighted the importance of challenging philosophical and epistemological stances; we are taking the opportunity to do just that in relation to the elusive concept of ‘‘paradigm’’ through the highly versatile and dialogic form of the editorial ...
Dawn Freshwater, Jane Cahill
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Paradigms Lost—Paradigms Found?

American Antiquity, 1981
A brief response is given to Custer's comment on my article, "Paradigms and the nature of change in American archaeology." Custer's position contains errors of fact and interpretation, propounds a questionable view of the history of science in general (and archaeology in particular), and fails to disprove my original arguments.
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The Empirical Paradigm, the Reference Paradigm, and the Reflective Paradigm

2020
We have already indicated that the definition of quality as the quality of an entity does appeal to us and, above all, we would like to point out that everything may be considered as an entity.
Teun Hardjono, Everard van Kemenade
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Paradigms lost – paradigms regained

2020
Abstract Based on Diewald (2009, 2015a, 2017), it is claimed that the notion of paradigm needs to be introduced into constructional accounts, as otherwise the essence of grammaticalization cannot be properly captured in ...
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"Paradigm"

2016
interesting is to understand when and why it makes sense to refer to the concept of “paradigm” speaking about recycle for the space design disciplines. In other words, whether it makes sense to inscribe the discourse of recycling within a wider theoretical frame that relates both to the huge scientific technological revolution that is now taking place,
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Paradigms Lost, Paradigms Regained: Paradigm Shifts in Engineering Education

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1991
<div class="htmlview paragraph">In a recent paper<span class="xref">¹</span>, the author and a colleague discussed the need for enhanced design education in the engineering curricula in this country, and an appropriate role for industry in an improved partnership with our universities and the government aimed at
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Paradigm Shifts or Paradigm Drifts

Microbe Magazine, 2013
In the December 2009 issue of Microbe (p. 538–539), Professor Schaechter suggests that advances in microbiology can be classified as “paradigm shifts” or “paradigm drifts.” The former occur rapidly and are revolutionary. The latter are the “stuff of regular science” and take time to develop.
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Paradigm lost or paradigm regained?

British Journal of Healthcare Management, 1999
With over four million Britons visiting complementary practitioners annually, the conventional medical establishment is under increasing pressure to re-evaluate its relationship with alternative health care providers. This is the first of two article examining the issues.
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