As already stated, grammar and pragmatic use of vocabularies proved problematic for all the participants and therefore the enrichment focused mainly on grammar and usage of different words in different situations.
It illustrates that Zhu's commentary was nuanced and sensitive to pragmatic, situational usages despite his penchant to see his own notion of "pattern" in some of Confucius' usages of "heaven".
While we don't precisely know the pragmatic value or usage patterns of these swarms, we know enough to realize that learning by doing is a hedge against being passed by as the race for traction in the new media markets accelerates.
Furthermore, as already mentioned, a surface-oriented LF needs to introduce contextually appropriate referring expressions such as definite descriptions and pronouns, in conformity with pragmatic constraints on the usage of such expressions.
In fact the terms are interchangeable and have been for many centuries.This modern attitude may be because the book is influenced by the pragmatic "Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage".
Even so, with the huge uptake in phone usage over the last two decades, it's pragmatic to keep a cautious eye on emergent trends.
This paper explores the representation of pragmatic constraints on speech production in the framework of Usage-based Phonology.
Importantly, our trial had a pragmatic design, which enabled us to assess the impact of wipe usage by those who normally use them (i.e. parents), in an environment that they are normally used.
The unique usage appears to illustrate an interesting case of constructional pragmatics in that the Stimulus-headed causative construction, with a redundant Stimulus-subject verb, is loaded with pragmatic inference for indirectness and extra-politeness.
It presents an empirical account of the pragmatic function and phonetic form of a set of Dutch phrases and shows that frequency of usage, which has been a main focus of usage-based linguistic research, does not suffice to explain the observed phonetic patterns.
