paradigms

英 [ˈpærədaɪmz]

美 [ˈpɛrəˌdaɪmz]

n.  典范; 范例; 样式; 词形变化表
paradigm的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 样板；范式
  Aparadigmis a model for something which explains it or shows how it can be produced.
  1. ...a new paradigm of production.
     新的生产范式
• N-COUNT 典范；范例
  Aparadigmis a clear and typical example of something.
  1. He had become the paradigm of the successful man.
     他已经成为成功人士的典范。

双语例句

• Even before the crisis there was a questioning of prevailing paradigms and a sense that development economics needed rethinking.
  早在危机爆发之前，对主导模式就已有质疑，并有感觉需要对发展经济学进行重新思考。
• NIEM defines concepts such as types, properties, and associations that are probably familiar to you from other data modeling paradigms.
  NIEM定义了一些概念比如类型、属性和关联您可能已从其他数据建模范式中熟悉了这些概念。
• Pluralism, they asserted, required exposure to many competing paradigms.
  他们宣称，多元主义要求接触许多相互竞争的范式。
• It fills the gap between the two most successful communication paradigms, cellular and Internet technology.
  它填补了两个最成功的通信范式（移动电话和Internet技术）之间的空白。
• Artists can help prepare the public for new technological paradigms.
  艺术家能够帮助让公众为新的科技范式做好准备。
• This book explains how scientists develop paradigms – theories that explain the world.
  这本书解释了科学家建立范式（指解释世界的理论体系）的过程。
• New paradigms arise with destructive changes in beliefs about nature.
  伴随新思维范式的崛起，是对自然的旧有信仰毁灭性改变。
• More importantly, the debate on organizational theory paradigm shows that the New Organizational Discourse and thought have sped up the communications of new organizational paradigms.
  更重要的是，组织理论范式的论战，显示了组织发展的新话语、思维，加快了组织理论新范式的传播。
• They should also allow development teams to choose development paradigms that best fit their needs.
  他们同时也应该允许开发团队选择最适合他们需求的开发范例。
• Because of the human need for ordering consistency, assumptions become pattern into what they determine culture paradigms.
  因为人们需要寻求连续性，假设成为了一种模式，他们决定了文化模式。