By considering other factors, these data journalists are putting their thumbs on the scale — lightly, but with consequential effects.
This would not necessarily have been the case for a Costain/Mouchel combination, given Costain would likely have sought to replace itself over Enterprise, with consequential unquantifiable disruption.
"But once they have received reservations in getting the jobs, it is unfair to give reservations in promotions, and that too with consequential seniority".
Aid workers accustomed to more austere conditions in their personal lives are more likely to put up with less luxurious work environments, with consequential cost savings for their employers.
His subsequent career as general secretary was shaped by the battle to transform the BSC, created in 1967 from 14 companies, into a globally competitive business based in five major centres, with consequential closure of smaller operations.
After a throat-clearing start, what Mr. Tahse has gleaned from Mr. Gurganus's mammoth book is a series of narrative episodes operatically flavored with consequential event and grandiose emotion.
"For at least the next 10 to 20 years there's going to be exponential growth in the capability of computers," he said, with consequential impact on the kind of art people will produce.
Between 2000 and 2006, there were 18 states with consequential changes in the minimum wage11.
Muscle segmentation can be performed semi-automatically with consequential elimination of observer bias.
The different formulations can lead to variations in the downscaled output with consequential impacts in the interpretation of future change.
We record this data as linked chains connecting features with consequential performance and with the perceived value of such performance.
