Sentences with phrase «forced paradigm shift»

Well, almost: I missed the 1970s, but the decade is of note because the discovery of oil in the North Sea forced a paradigm shift in offshore and subsea technology, and the skills and job specs required.

The quantity and quality of these games has already started forcing paradigm shift with console manufacturers, causing policy changes that make the publishing process easier for independent studios.

«[T] he more I start to think about it, I think it will change what we do a lot... Now, all of a sudden, we're forced to become much more quantitative... I think that's going to force a paradigm shift in how we think about our research.»

Business today is digital, which needs data to flow easily and almost anywhere, forcing a paradigm shift away from the traditional notion of borders toward a borderless world — at least as far as commerce is concerned.

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Several forces indicate that the paradigm of business will shift, ushering in the Firm of the Future.

It is time to rediscover the values that originally empowered «blackness,» allowing it to become the paradigm - shifting positive force it was from its inception.

For an ellipse, an apparent distortion of the putatively more natural and ideal circle, implies that inertial mass, as it lies in opposition to force, must be attributed to the planets, and that more generally the motions of the planets require dynamic, as opposed to merely geometric or kinematic, analysis3 Here indeed may lie the kernel of a Kuhnian paradigm shift.

While the forces of information and communication technologies are starting to impinge greatly on science education, new developments in the life sciences are portending another offshoot in the paradigm shift.

Journals and funders should work toward a «paradigm shift» in which data sharing is the norm, the task force said: «Opting in to data and results sharing should be the default practice.»

Ultimately, to push toward a paradigm shift in literacy instruction, the Early Literacy Task Force was created by Michigan's General Education Leadership Network, a Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators (MAISA) collaborative.

The structural slowdown in global economic growth and dramatic drop in bond yields represent a paradigm shift that is forcing a rethink of portfolio allocations.

The exhibition, on view Nov 17 — Dec 16, 2012, features 15 artists «united through a heightened sense of awareness to their immediate surroundings seen through the lens of the American landscape; a landscape shaped by unseen socio - political forces, constantly shifting cultural paradigms, and the on - going flux of construction and destruction.»