The 2014 IFSR working group continued with the development of the Systems Praxis Framework (SPF), the product of the previous IFSR conversation in 2012, and focused on a pragmatic framing of Systems Engineering within its wider context.
A national unlinked anonymous surveillance of IDUs was started in 1990 to monitor trends in HIV infection by using specialist services for IDUs as a pragmatic sampling frame.
Struck (2003) emphasizes the highly pragmatic and instrumentalist framing with which eastern Germans struggled to be included in the new postunification social structure despite having fewer resources.
Among present-day analytical philosophers Rescher stands out in his unique pursuit of systematic philosophy; originally his many important contributions to all philosophical disciplines were framed as components of a system of "methodological pragmatism" and "pragmatic idealism".
Evidence has shown that successful implementations of the CCM have been framed within pragmatic environments and have used collaborative and participatory approaches aiming at empowering health care providers to improve clinical practice [ 24].
We would argue that the tenets of pragmatic trials (in this case framed by AR) are an equal partner in the cause of translational research.
First, in a number of cases aspirations tend to be framed in minimal and pragmatic terms, consistent with respondents' segregated life and work circumstances.
This solution, called a light-mesh, is based on the concept of pragmatic optical packet transport or light-frames results in a unique node architecture, interconnection matrix, and communication protocols.
By focusing more attention on the tax cuts in the plan, Obama aides hope to frame it as a balanced, pragmatic approach.
