syntagmatic

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Examples of paradigmatic

paradigmatic
The three processes of mixing are constrained by different structural conditions tied to paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations.
Our target article is the response of committed scientific realists to a paradigmatic instance of a common-sense realist project.
This captures the paradigmatic relation between affixes in a given position class.
When speakers back then used a substance term, they were referring to samples of stuff bearing a certain equivalence relation to paradigmatic samples.
A paradigmatic case of a correct closed theory is quantum mechanics.
The paradigmatic example for the application of the laws of motion, celestial mechanics, is not mentioned once.
This segmentation suggests a paradigmatic axis consisting of the 'vocal machines'.
But even as this seemingly paradigmatic figure continues to be invoked, his role has been just as persistently critiqued.
In this regard, since it is part of a communicative process, music will probably accept the modification of some paradigmatic indices.
A paradigmatic change began to take shape in the late 1980s affected by larger historic forces and local market conditions.
A more sophisticated version of this claim asserts that coercion is a paradigmatic feature of law.
The influence of part of speech and word frequencies on paradigmatic responding was also of concern in this study.
We deliberately tried to insulate paradigmatic classes from each other for reasons of monotonicity in lexical extension.
Newtonian mechanics is seen as a paradigmatic causal theory; but as an action-at-a-distance theory, it can hardly be said to comply with the contiguity requirement.
The problem in modern neuroscience is a paradigmatic one that can be traced to its central concept of neural processing.
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