The main reason why the results are useful, beyond the intrinsic interest of geometric extremum problems, is that they produce a priori bounds for spectral invariants of operators on arbitrary domains (see, for example, Remark 2.2).
For example, Remark's Books (kept by a ship's captain or master) from various marine surveys conducted in Southeast Asian waters are available via ACRE from the 1840s onwards (http://www.met-acre.org/wg1-data/imaging-and-digitisation-ofhistorical-instrumental-weather-observations-in-ship-logbooks/Report_UKHO_Remarks_books_inventory_cward_fwilliamson.doc?attredirects=0).
Herodotus, for example, remarks on the military effectiveness of the infant Cleisthenic state, which had to deal immediately and successfully with Boeotian and Euboean invasions.
The Audit Commission, for example, remarked in 2009: "It is difficult to identify the extent to which pooled funds and other joint financing arrangements have directly achieved better value for money or have made a tangible difference for service users... focus has tended to be on process rather than outcome".
She organized major publications of Wittgenstein's later work in, for example, Remarks on Color and Zettel.
Bradwardine, for example, remarks that Socrates says letters (i.e., phonemes), syllables, words and a sentence, and so does not say "nothing".
Sara, in particular, makes frequent use of this device, for example, remarking about a computer cable: "Is it a skipping rope?", and, about chewing gum: "You need to stop chewing that Amanda.
For example, remarks cited the disappointment at the lack of feedback and actions following the walk rounds.
We will come back to this example in Remark 7(2).
For example, in remark 8.7.9 he asserts that the "central principle" is the reflection principle.
Take, for example, this remark last month: "I learned some things in the winter.
