For the present applications it is useful to note that when using contrast agents with high x-ray absorption, the imaging is relatively insensitive to the anode voltage of the x-ray source.
To help us in this task, it is useful to note one fact about Newtonian mechanics: the laws are time-reversal invariant (Albert 2000: ch. 1).
It is useful to note that most English translations of the Bible use the word homosexual as a mistranslation of yadha (paedophile) and qadesh (male temple prostitute).
But it is useful to note that there is nothing stopping North Korea from picking up the phone today and talking directly to South Korea.
Therefore, to understand better the debate over the content and legitimate scope of human rights and the priorities claimed among them, it is useful to note the dominant schools of thought and action that have informed the human rights tradition since the beginning of modern times.
It is useful to note that oscillations in (1.4) rule out increasing positive solutions of (1.1).
For those pundits who decry the culture of entitlement that unionization fosters, it may be useful to note that the Germans equal or surpass us in terms of productivity, even though American workers work more -- 1,804 hours versus their 1,436 hours.
For future reference, it will be useful to note that K ˆ ( L ) i j = T i j k L k, where the summation convention is used and T is the tensor defined by T i j k = a ( φ k, ψ i, ψ j ) for every i, j = 1, …, n, k = 1, …, m.
It may be useful to note that the real storm troopers -- Sturmabteilung, in German -- were the muscle behind Hitler's "beer hall putsch" of 1923 and his rise to power 10 years later.
Even if we can't know whether my blue is your blue, it's useful to note the shape our desire to name blue has taken – and to realize that our entertainment, our unproductive leisure, isn't just wasted time but an opportunity to redefine our terms.
It's useful to note that this novel was written in the mid-to-late 1940s, when Flann O'Brien, Ireland's late-modernist godhead and the arch upsetter of our sacred literature, was writing daily in the Irish Times, and often in Irish, as Myles na gCopaleen, spraying his manic invention all over the innocent newsprint.
