Paradigm
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A word coined by Thomas Kuhn to describe a closed set of scientific theories that are coherent and are well accepted by the larger scientific community.
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A pair of dimes, i.e. twenty (20) cents.
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A mode, model, example or blueprint.
A set of ideas, assumptions, and values that can be used to live, view the world in the logic of the society.
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The same as mindset. It defines how you treat daily events and handle situations.
What we see is distorted by what we want to see. Paradigm is a combination of your attitude and knowledge. A bad paradigm might completely contradicts the real nature of objects that are perceived by mind and leads to poor reaction.
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An example the majority of people follow, an establishment, set of values or ways
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Paradigm City, Unknown Country. Established: more than forty years ago. Population: amnestic. Location: your local anime store;
People here dont really know what happened when they lost their memories forty years ago, so they move on.
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A large obscure word often used by authority figures in an attempt to sound like competent leaders.
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Universally recognized achievement which produces all the model problems and their solutions for a while in a scientific community.
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A brand of speakers that are top of the line quality at a fraction of the price.
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The word to use when you get excited about welding , girls or dip. pronounced pair-a-di-jim
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[Big word] used by prominant [Republicans] with small [minds].
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Paradigm is an innovative dental management software that offers flexibility and functionality to any office. A software product by Logic Tech
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A typical example or pattern of something; a model.
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An integrated suite of medical practice management tools and modules including patient management, claims scrubbing, and more. A software product by QRS
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a model of something, or a very clear and typical example of something:
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A typical example or pattern of something; a model; a worldview underlying the theories and methodology of a particular subject.
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