| He is describing a paradigm shift, and this fact is all the more obvious for his unwonted coyness in discussing it. |
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| The internet provides a paradigm shift in thinking regarding communication and medical knowledge. |
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| At its worst, the literature portrays the professor as a rusty wheel ignoring the paradigm shift. |
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| Second, it takes a paradigm shift to transition from traditional group insurance to a health and welfare trust. |
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| A paradigm shift in the fields of art, entertainment and publishing is taking place. |
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| The Joburg 2030 strategy marks an important paradigm shift in our approach to planning. |
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| Has there been a big enough paradigm shift in our culture to create a change in gaming? |
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| Managing and promoting this interdepartmental program with faculty from four departments required an academic paradigm shift. |
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| The concord represents a paradigm shift, and will accelerate regional integration and identity-building. |
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| I hate to toot my own horn but this is a pretty huge paradigm shift for me. |
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| Within twenty years a fundamental paradigm shift had occurred in the ways in which informed observers discussed human existence. |
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| Note that there is no paradigm shift here that involves people not listening to music on their car radios or with headsets or in their homes. |
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| In that case, rather than an RTA, Al-Qaeda may represent only a mutation or paradigm shift. |
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| That paradigm shift will happen for gambling, as with tobacco, when the wealth of data all points in the same direction. |
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| This is a home truth that no one can now afford to ignore, and we must adapt our thinking and our actions to this paradigm shift. |
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| By its very nature, the data collected by users creates a paradigm shift necessitating an adaptation of estimation techniques. |
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| Above all, there is need for a paradigm shift from jobless to job-led growth in order to ensure that every poor person is enabled to earn his or her daily bread. |
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| A paradigm shift was intended to bring about a new, constructive approach to planning the areas destined for suburbanisation. |
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| Clark admits their inclusion caused some initial trepidation and necessitated a real paradigm shift for the organization. |
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| This technologic paradigm shift promises more democratic and diverse access to radio and TV frequencies. |
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| These developments have led to the promotion of a paradigm shift from microfinance to a vision of inclusive finance. |
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| But we offer something else in a return, a paradigm shift that comes from people who have been awakened. |
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| The time for paradigm shift is here, and the rogue general can be its sponsor. |
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| We need a paradigm shift in the way we deal with the new threats we are going to have in the international community in foreign policy. |
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| Efforts to replicate and promote such a paradigm shift will contribute to the attainment of the goals of sustainable development. |
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| However, we have noted that following this paradigm shift in the area of hygiene, difficulties have arisen in the context of implementation. |
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| Not until a global dynamic has been created will the real choice arise: between green capitalism and a paradigm shift. |
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| This initiative will combine all relevant new technologies in a bid to create a paradigm shift in mobile multimedia. |
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| To mitigate and halt the consequences of these crises, comprehensive innovation and a paradigm shift are needed in all areas of life. |
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| The medium term goals are set forth in the ninth plan, which also supports a paradigm shift from a production to a knowledge-based economy. |
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| There was the need for a paradigm shift within the United Nations to accord international law a larger place in its priorities. |
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| If so, a paradigm shift to the holistic approach might be managed. |
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| There is a paradigm shift between open systems and mainframe architecture. |
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| The popularity of angels, psychic phenomena, faith healing, meditation, and near-death experiences testifies to a paradigm shift in our concept of reality. |
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| It will require regional and local co-operation at a scale that may force a fundamental paradigm shift in the approach to the study of Canada's groundwater. |
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| Further, we advocate a paradigm shift to focus prevention strategies from mere risk reduction to a combination of risk, vulnerability and impact reduction. |
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| We may be seeing a paradigm shift in the market for grains and oilseeds. |
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| What paradigm shift is needed in the philosophy and education of health providers in order to provide the best care of children and youth with chronic health conditions? |
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| The reader is provided with a model for a paradigm shift in regards to assessment and intervention strategies in cases of family violence and child-related parental disputes. |
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| If advertisers demand greater efficiencies and place financial rewards for the desired behaviors, then the paradigm shift should move along quickly. |
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| This paradigm shift, provided that it takes form of a real breaking point, will also turn out to be an opportunity for a greater cohesion and strengthening of democracy within our societies. |
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| In the first instance, the paradigm shift endorsed by the Convention on the understanding of disability, away from medical and social understanding to one of human rights, needs to be reflected in the choice of focal point. |
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| You can say fortunately or unfortunately you haven't had a paradigm shift in, what, hundreds of years. |
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| We undertook a very intentional process for close to three years to carve out the time and space to make what is essentially a paradigm shift in how we work. |
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| This dialectic and the sometimes-conflicting tensions between clinical, ethnical and organisational issues bear witness to the paradigm shift from psychiatry to mental health. |
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| However, this paradigm shift has not yet manifested itself in concrete legal reforms at the international level. |
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| A paradigm shift is what brings me before this committee today. |
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| The first systematic response to some of these questions may be found in the fragments of the writings of Heraclitus, whose work signalled a paradigm shift in the Pre-Socratic science of his day. |
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| Despite the paradigm shift towards self-care, holism and patients' increasing involvement in choice of treatment, there is still an important role for the medical diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of serious diseases. |
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| With a hundred million cells now being meshed in about 10 minutes, a paradigm shift for large scale analyses is inevitable. |
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| Companies are beginning to take this paradigm shift to heart. |
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| The idea came from the revolution and the inability to represent this major event or paradigm shift. |
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| What we have to look forward to is a paradigm shift similar to what the jet engine had over the piston engine. |
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| The dissemination of these technologies represents a paradigm shift that will enable the emergence of new data services, combining the benefits of broadband with mobility. |
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| Just to comment on your paradigm shift, I always shudder when I hear talk of paradigm shifts, and when I read yours, I think I shuddered for good reason. |
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| Unfortunately Mugabe who symbolizes the political leadership, was not ready to read his political obsequies or was he just abstrusely stubborn to make a paradigm shift. |
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| From April 2014, the Indian Railways are set to roll out next-generation e-ticketing, marking a paradigm shift in technology, customer-friendliness and speed. |
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