The shifting and twisting aspects existing within the realm of language assessment are the result of considering "consequential validity" in language assessment (Gielen et al. 2003).
Choosing design features in a new smartphone, say, is considered too consequential a game.
It is concluded that the developed method can be considered as consequential and potential tools for high resolution mass sensing.
RPG historian Shannon Appelcline noted the game as one of the first professionally produced computer role-playing games, and Gamasutra Barton considered Telengard consequential in what he deemed "The Silver Age" of computer role-playing games preceding the golden age of the late 1980s.
Effect size is calculated as An ES equal to or higher than.20 is considered empirically consequential.
Authoritative knowledge is created within a community, in which the participants agree on what knowledge counts and is considered legitimate, consequential and official [ 14].
Norms concern things not only as apparently minor as what foods to combine but also things that communities consider tremendously consequential: who can marry whom, how children are to be treated, who is entitled to hold power, how businesses make and price their goods and services, when and how criticism can be shared publicly.
In a year in which two racing phenomena, champion jump jockey A P McCoy and his Flat counterpart Richard Hughes, have clocked out of their winner-factories for the final time, Hayley Turner's declaration of her own planned permanent dismount from the saddle, announced this week, could have been considered rather less consequential.
The Brookings-Yale initiative will leverage the leading roles of each institution in the field of China studies, generating new, creative and influential policy ideas for addressing the challenges and opportunities of the U.S.-China relationship, often considered the most consequential bilateral relationship in the world.
The CBS brass considered them far more consequential than "60 Minutes".
