Figure 2 shows that there was poor agreement between pragmatic and conventional determination of ABI with 95% of readings within ±0.4. Figure 3 shows correlation between conventional and pragmatic ABI measurements, indicating a strong association between the two measurements, despite the poor agreement.
But it is instructive, because every obstacle he has encountered since has been mastered with this same approach: a figurative shrug of the shoulders, a matter-of-fact measurement of the problem and a pragmatic solution, executed with determination.
They can be still located within far-side pragmatics but their clear idea of the role of pragmatic 'intrusion' in the determination of what is said is announcing the arrival of near-side pragmatics.
See related research by Usuki et al., http://ccforum.com/content/16/5/R196 Surviving intensive care is only the start of a journey to recovery for patients with various physical, psychological, pragmatic, social and interpersonal challenges testing their resilience, determination and recovery.
Furthermore, due to the moral salience of human death, discussions about its determination are often prompted by a moral or pragmatic agenda such as interest in organ transplantation or concerns about expensive, futile treatment.
To those who fear that Carlos Dunga's determination to give Brazil a sturdier backbone, a more pragmatic order, the message is have patience.
The transfer from the Dutch mono-centre design to the pragmatic multi-site trial in a German context implicated several determinations in design issues.
The civilized Frenchmen bring fine food and good manners as much as doctrine, and the saintly Latour goes about his duties gently but with a determination of spirit that is forcibly embodied by his more pragmatic friend, the Father Valliant.
Pragmatic information is (extralinguistic) information that arises from an actual act of utterance, and is relevant to the hearer's determination of what the speaker is communicating.
