As for any testing program, considerations of practicality largely dictate decisions throughout the test development process (Bachman & Palmer, 2010), and given our modest budget for test development, we needed to ensure that an optimal design plan was in place to balance construct coverage and cost.
Once again the intentions may be good with this program but the practicality is severely lacking.
Also under attitude are 'teachers' benefits' (the personal advantages that the curriculum could have for the teacher) and 'instrumentality' (practicality of program use in practice related to how acceptable the intervention is from a practical point of view) [ 12].
The University of Manchester's Small-Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM), the world's first stored-program computer, had successfully demonstrated the practicality of the stored-program approach and of the Williams tube, an early form of computer memory based on a standard cathode ray tube (CRT), by running its first program in June 1948.
If they proceed down this road, emphasizing the practicality of their program rather than simply criticizing Tsipras for capitulating, the election campaign could be interesting.
Last December, the company said on its website that a pilot program designed to assess the practicality and appeal of battery swapping was coming.
"For the practicality of the program, the decision might be more specific, hormone first before getting to the other stuff.
Our empirical results are not intended to compete with those results, or to provide a finished competitive program, but to illustrate the practicality of the Four-Russians method, in addition to its theoretical consequences.
As regards to the practicality of the training program, 21 participants evaluated the program as beneficial and 4 participants were unsure or negative.
Goals as morally grand as defeating terrorism and ending tyranny make any objection to the program for reasons of logic or practicality look puny, niggling, and cynical.
