Sentence examples for pragmatic criterion from inspiring English sources

Consequently, a pragmatic criterion has been developed to estimate the controlling mechanisms based on dissociation modes and advance features of dissociation front, or vice versa.

This rather pragmatic criterion of adequacy for philosophical analyses serves Goodman well for a number of reasons.

The choice was made by chance, if not technically random, ease of access being a pragmatic criterion.

The pragmatic criterion of significance is expressly epistemic, not semantic: it speaks of relevance with regard to an established cognitive practice, not in-principle truth-evaluability.

This suggests a good pragmatic criterion: one should start from authors who have significantly influenced the conceptions of Cantor, Dedekind, and Zermelo.

A pragmatic criterion can be used to address practical concerns about truth in qualitative studies [ 26, 73].

State news agency Xinhua reported this summer that the government was considering developing "more flexible and pragmatic" criteria for green cards.

For nearly 150 years of American history, voters have chosen the U.S. president according to the same pragmatic criteria.

We present the GSPML visual formalism as a solution that satisfies all of the pragmatic criteria.

Well-defined visual formalisms outside of UML have shortcomings with respect to one or more of the pragmatic criteria.

A visual formalism for security protocol modeling should not only be well-defined but also satisfy certain pragmatic criteria: support for compositional, comprehensive, laconic, and lucid models.