paradigms

In linguistics, scholars discuss written- versus spoken-language paradigms.

Until recently, the dominant paradigms for both lie detection and interrogation were based mostly on anecdotal police evidence.

LIBRA This is a gestation period, promising deliverance from outmoded paradigms.

Non-traditional paradigms regarding procreation are also more palatable to the Virgo populous.

But when a new technology departs radically from established paradigms, predicting success can be tricky.

I am satisfied that languages can be taught without rules and by paradigms only.

The fate of the verb is similar, though the two paradigms do not necessarily decay at the same rate.

Grammar with its puzzling array of classifications, nomenclatures, and paradigms, was wholly discarded in her education.

Gadow's contrasting paradigms, empathic and philanthropic, are relevant to this understanding.

A few punctuation marks in the paradigms and vocabulary lists have been supplied or regularized.