Sentence examples for pragmatic model from inspiring English sources

Cooperative education, in which students alternate between tightly integrated classroom time and paid work experience, represents a humane and pragmatic model.

And as the the 80s wore on (and it is a decade that in my contention, has never properly ended) it became this pragmatic model - not the left/ liberal, ideological strand - that was triumphant.

Chief among these, of course, are Daniel Evans's magnificent double portrait of the obsessive Seurat (in the first act) and his American descendant, a conceptual artist, in the second; and Jenna Russell as Seurat's pragmatic model and lover (and, in the second act, her daughter).

The thermal profile around the melt pool was modeled using a pragmatic model for SLM.

Since risk tolerance is determined by recent experiences, this pragmatic model may stay in place for some time.

The distribution of phases by the Watson Pragmatic model was determined by flow cytometry analysis software after PI staining.

Lastly, the pragmatic model of policy advice assumes that decisions are made by politicians, but based on a dialogue with experts and the public [49, 56].

According to Grosz, such a philosophy requires above all "pragmatic models" (2001, 120).

The reader is then introduced to major models of presupposition from the last 50 years, separated into three classes: Frege-Strawson derived semantic models, pragmatic models such as that offered by Stalnaker, and dynamic models.

The pragmatic modelling of phytoplankton growth in a chemostat using a Verhuls formulation with intra- and inter- species interaction constants has been shown to facilitate the prediction of cell growth and steady-state populations.

Such probabilistic pragmatic models have been applied to a number of phenomena of interest, including reasoning about referential expressions in context (Frank & Goodman 2012), ignorance implicatures (Goodman & Stuhlmüller 2013), non-literal interpretation of number terms (Kao et al. 2014), or Quantity implicatures in complex sentences (Potts et al. to appear).