Sentence examples for In pragmatic from inspiring English sources

In pragmatic terms, art is a privileged zone of gratuitous activity, with boundaries maintained by the agreement of the vested authorities.

In pragmatic terms, the descriptors represent a quantitative measure of "roughness" on a variety of length scales that are smaller than the maximum measure of the particle.

In pragmatic trials, consent is rarely the same issue as it is in an explanatory trial.

In pragmatic trials the effectiveness of interventions is studied like they present in daily practice.

In pragmatic trials of services, blinding patients and clinicians is nearly always impossible [ 8, 15].

In pragmatic trials, as in the real world delivery of care, blinding of participants and clinicians may be impossible.

In pragmatic trials, the definition of the treatments is more or less standardised to correspond with daily clinical decision-making.

It is, in pragmatic terms, about knowing what is possible.

At least it was a lesson in pragmatic programming.

Brits seem to be more interested in pragmatic advice than psychobabble.

His stepfather, a Holocaust survivor, was caring but stern, and pushed him to think of life in pragmatic terms.