A sympathetic reading (e.g., Dieks 1987) suggests that the notion serves usefully in mediating between a traditional a priori commitment to Euclidean geometry and the view of modern geometrodynamics, where gravitational force is "geometrised away" (see §5).
He has said he would like to stay in office as long as he can serve usefully, but people who have watched the transition process say it is likely that he will be replaced.
And yet, as with the human brain, there are still epic discoveries to be made — like how photography functions in the world, how usefully it serves as a mode of representation and how much help it needs from other sources, like words, to earn the outsize measure of truth we afford it.
And, I noted in 2001, it might usefully serve as an escape from the Smoke, because "London house prices are criminal".
Rousseau spoke of religion in terms of human needs, not divine truths, and had his Savoyard vicar declare, "I believe all particular religions are good when one serves God usefully in them". For that, he was hounded by pious Christians.
Rousseau spoke of religion in terms of human needs, not divine truths, and had his Savoyard vicar declare, "I believe all particular religions are good when one serves God usefully in them".
Nutritional epigenetics in both its content and context serves as a usefully narrow aperture through which to focus an image of a much larger set of scientific, social, economic and cultural transformations to food, metabolism and environment occurring in the contemporary era.
The question is how substantial this 'transitional' role should be and how long it can be usefully served given the UK's ambitious and legally binding carbon budgets.
