Even those readers who may have more knowledge of the time period would find the depth of the discussion and the extensive list of references to be useful.
He became the art critic for one journal and defended Baudelaire in print, announcing - in the spirit of Art for Art's Sake - that "the goal of poetry is the Beautiful and the Beautiful alone without any reference to the Useful, the True or the Just".
At Bletchley Park, Turing illustrated his ideas on machine intelligence by reference to chess a useful source of challenging and clearly defined problems against which proposed methods for problem solving could be tested.
Much of these data have implications for medical research, but they require extensive organization and cross-referencing to be useful in practice.
These findings indicate the need for public awareness campaigns on mental health that make clear reference to potentially useful self-help strategies, as previously proposed [ 20].
Accordingly, the accurate simulation results offer useful references to similar equipment design and process operation optimization.
Moreover, the same knowledge can provide useful references to typify landslides that occur in similar geo-environmental contexts.
The above theoretical results are useful references to the functional molecular designs of the complexes and the analysis of the interaction mechanism of the complexes with DNA, etc.
For Cajetan's exposition of the issue, carefully distinguishing Aquinas's from Scotus's position, and for useful references to both authors, see Cajetan [CBE], c. 4 (nn. 55 62), pp. 134 155.
The teaching methodology and experiences results described in this article can be of useful references to other English-speaking courses in a non-native English-speaking country for quality improvement.
