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Paradigms Lost, Paradigms Found

2022
Abstract This book draws on more than 25 years of experience developing and evaluating anti-stigma programs to reduce negative and unfair treatment experienced by people with a mental or substance use disorder. It builds on a previous edition, Paradigms Lost: Fighting Stigma and the Lessons Learned, that identified new approaches to ...
Heather Stuart, Norman Sartorius
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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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No paradigm to mobilize: the new mobilities paradigm is not a paradigm

Applied Mobilities, 2018
In an essay published in 2006 in Environment and Planning A and in a second essay published in 2016 in this journal, Mimi Sheller and John Urry have made the case for the emergence of a new social ...
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The Computational Notebook Paradigm for Multi-paradigm Modeling

2019 ACM/IEEE 22nd International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems Companion (MODELS-C), 2019
Computational notebooks are gaining widespread acceptance as a paradigm for storage, dissemination, and re-production of experimental results. In this paper, we define the computational notebook paradigm (CNP) consisting of entities and processes and discuss how the reproducibility of the experimental process and results is enhanced by each element ...
Bentley James Oakes, Romain Franceschini, Simon Van Mierlo, Hans Vangheluwe   +3 more
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THE PROOF PARADIGM AND THE MORAL DISCOVERY PARADIGM

2005
Abstract To say that some basic human rights should be universal is to make a normative moral claim. It is different from the purely descriptive (and false) claim that basic human rights are universally respected; and it is different from the purely descriptive (and also false) claim that everyone agrees that basic human rights should be
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The evolution paradigm and the Europa paradigm

World Futures, 1989
Abstract The “Europa Paradigm” defines the essence of European existence in the contemporary world, providing a definition mainly of European society, economy, and culture. The Paradigm includes the concept of uninterrupted growth and development, as a basic element of Europeanness.
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When is a Paradigm not a Paradigm?

2016
Abstract After briefly discussing the two major approaches to the study of tourism (theoretical “why” and practical “how”), and two of their respective protagonists (Tribe and Aramberri), the focus of this chapter turns to the use of paradigms by the former group. First, the meaning of paradigm is explored and examples are provided of
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THE BIRTH OF A PARADIGM

1980
Abstract “If I have seen further than others,” said Isaac Newton, “it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants.” As we would not seem to see further than others because we stand on the facesof giants, this book begins with a historical introduction, noting salient contributions to nonlinear science that have been made over the ...
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A Sociogenomic Paradigm to Replace the Racial Paradigm

Personalized Medicine, 2022
Sajith Matthews, Phillip D Levy
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The Paradigms, They Are A-Changin'

IEEE Micro, 2008
Richard Mateosian first reviews the Adobe Technical Communication Suite, which includes FrameMaker, RoboHelp, Captivate, and Acrobat 3D. Having accumulated a set of products for the same audience, Adobe has taken the added step of making them work together smoothly. Mateosian also recommends Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual, Leopard Edition, by
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