Product Life Cycle Examples. The traditional product life cycle curve is broken up into four key stages. Products first go through the Introduction stage, before passing into the Growth stage. Next comes Maturity until eventually the product will enter the Decline stage. These examples illustrate these stages for particular markets in more detail.
View Full Document. Postprocessual paradigm : A paradigm that focuses on humanistic approaches and rejects scientific objectivity; it sees archaeology as inherently political and is more concerned with interpreting the past than with testing hypotheses.
Some of the more common paradigms are. 1  Imperative â Control flow is an explicit sequence of commands. 2  Declarative â Programs state the result you want, not how to get it. 3  Structured â Programs have clean, goto-free, nested control structures.4  Procedural â Imperative programming with procedure calls.ome of the more common paradigms are. 1  Imperative â Control flow is an explicit sequence of commands. 2  Declarative â Programs state the result you want, not how to get it. 3  Structured â Programs have clean, goto-free, nested control structures.