Residents made a larger proportion of comments about usability while family physicians commented more often on pragmatic, future uses (residents had a ratio of 4 1 of usability:use/needs comments, general internists, 2 1, family physicians, 1 1; comparison across user groups: Chi Square value = 7.65, df = 2, p =.02).
Twenty one artists and collaborative groups put their film, paintings, installations and more on display as individual, non-commodified digestions of the "utopian," "speculative," and "pragmatic" future.
To meet this need, the author introduces Futuring as a pragmatic way to explore future developments in order to make better, future-proofed, decisions and to strategically guide communities and organisations to jointly create a successful future (Cornish, 2004).
Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of business lobby group the CBI, said Hammond had "prioritised a pragmatic downpayment on future productivity growth", but added: "These measures must now be translated into action.
In its place are what we might see as "New Syriza" measures: commitments to improve the efficiency of the public sector and eliminate waste, to promote competition with a strengthened competition commission, to reform labour markets, to streamline pension schemes, not to reverse privatisations and take a pragmatic approach to future sales of government assets.
Investments in innovative products with the potential to impact on health would be a pragmatic approach for future research, though the roll-out of research and any subsequent implementation must be appropriate.
To meet this need, it has introduced 'futuring' as a pragmatic way to explore future developments in order to make better, "future-proofed", decisions and to strategically guide communities and organisations to jointly realise a common vision of the future [7].
After workshops held here in the autumn by the One Billion Rising campaign, there was agreement that a concerted effort to improve and expand sex education in Britain would be a pragmatic step toward preventing future violence.
This can be a little irksome at times but I've developed a pragmatic attitude to the future and accepted that I might have to do something else to earn a living if things don't work out in research.
Edward Cornish – former president of the World Future Society and editor of the magazine The Futurist – described 2004 in his book entitled 'Futuring: The Exploration of the Future' with the term 'futuring' a pragmatic approach to "understand possible future developments, make better decisions, develop worthwhile goals, and find the means to achieve them" [7].
