Definition of paradigm shift in English:

paradigm shift

noun

A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions.
geophysical evidence supporting Wegener's theory led to a rapid paradigm shift in the earth sciences
Example sentencesExamples
- The Joburg 2030 strategy marks an important paradigm shift in our approach to planning.
- A paradigm shift in the fields of art, entertainment and publishing is taking place.
- Second, it takes a paradigm shift to transition from traditional group insurance to a health and welfare trust.
- The internet provides a paradigm shift in thinking regarding communication and medical knowledge.
- Within twenty years a fundamental paradigm shift had occurred in the ways in which informed observers discussed human existence.

Origin

1970s: term used in the writings of Thomas S. Kuhn (1922–96), philosopher of science.

Definition of paradigm shift in US English:

paradigm shift

nounˈpɛrəˌdaɪm ʃɪft

A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions.
geophysical evidence supporting Wegener's theory led to a rapid paradigm shift in the earth sciences
Example sentencesExamples
- A paradigm shift in the fields of art, entertainment and publishing is taking place.
- Within twenty years a fundamental paradigm shift had occurred in the ways in which informed observers discussed human existence.
- Second, it takes a paradigm shift to transition from traditional group insurance to a health and welfare trust.
- The Joburg 2030 strategy marks an important paradigm shift in our approach to planning.
- The internet provides a paradigm shift in thinking regarding communication and medical knowledge.

Origin

1970s: term used in the writings of Thomas S. Kuhn (1922–96), philosopher of science.

单词	paradigm shift
释义	Definition of paradigm shift in English: paradigm shift noun A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions. geophysical evidence supporting Wegener's theory led to a rapid paradigm shift in the earth sciences Example sentencesExamples The Joburg 2030 strategy marks an important paradigm shift in our approach to planning. A paradigm shift in the fields of art, entertainment and publishing is taking place. Second, it takes a paradigm shift to transition from traditional group insurance to a health and welfare trust. The internet provides a paradigm shift in thinking regarding communication and medical knowledge. Within twenty years a fundamental paradigm shift had occurred in the ways in which informed observers discussed human existence. Origin 1970s: term used in the writings of Thomas S. Kuhn (1922–96), philosopher of science. Definition of paradigm shift in US English: paradigm shift nounˈpɛrəˌdaɪm ʃɪft A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions. geophysical evidence supporting Wegener's theory led to a rapid paradigm shift in the earth sciences Example sentencesExamples A paradigm shift in the fields of art, entertainment and publishing is taking place. Within twenty years a fundamental paradigm shift had occurred in the ways in which informed observers discussed human existence. Second, it takes a paradigm shift to transition from traditional group insurance to a health and welfare trust. The Joburg 2030 strategy marks an important paradigm shift in our approach to planning. The internet provides a paradigm shift in thinking regarding communication and medical knowledge. Origin 1970s: term used in the writings of Thomas S. Kuhn (1922–96), philosopher of science.
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