"Jurismania" is hardly "wordy and useless," as its author unctuously contends.
But -- as Robert Crayhon would have reminded us -- that hardly means it's useless for anything.
Vesalius, who wrote a definitive anatomy text in 1543, told a colleague, Falloppio, "You can hardly ascribe this new and useless part, as if it were an organ, to healthy women," insisting that it was found only in "women hermaphrodites").
Vesalius seems to have had little contact with the female pelvis in vivo, writing to Gabriele Falloppio, who gave his name to the Fallopian tube, "you can hardly ascribe this new and useless part as if it were an organ to healthy women" (what Vesalius's wife, Anne van Hamme, had to say on the matter goes unrecorded).
This caused an upset in the European medical community, and, having read Colombo's and Falloppio's detailed descriptions of the clitoris, Vesalius stated, "It is unreasonable to blame others for incompetence on the basis of some sport of nature you have observed in some women and you can hardly ascribe this new and useless part, as if it were an organ, to healthy women".
Under-resourcing has to be addressed, but is hardly a reason to jettison CRPs as useless.
"It's worse than previous years; we hardly get any electricity and the air conditioners become useless".
Although S x ( t, f ) can reasonably be modeled as a random complex variable, the distribution of S x ( t, f ) can hardly be known and standard likelihood theory thus becomes useless.
These were the two guys who celebrated the expensive freeway to nowhere — the useless bridge to the Disney campus that hardly anyone uses.
