It changed the perspective towards aspect extraction as the accuracy was related to the quality and usefulness of knowledge.
According to Ortega y Gasset, Vives' method, firmly based on experience, and his emphasis on the need to found a new culture grounded, not in barren speculation, but in the usefulness of knowledge, anticipate some elements of the modern Zeitgeist.
Skepticism and the issue of whether knowledge that p entails that you know that you know that p are addressed as well as the question of the usefulness of knowledge not only for the purposes of everyday life but also the religious goal of world-transcendence, about which most schools take positions.
The two elements most often associated with the usefulness of knowledge emerging from research findings in decision making are the timeliness of the data and the ongoing relationships between researchers and policy makers [ 41].
These criteria, which are also relevant to QIR, include usefulness of knowledge, methods, fair appropriate selection of participants (or data), steps to maximize benefit and minimize risk, respect for rights of individuals, communities and populations, and informed consent.
While the decision-makers considered that research was useful and should be used in both practice and decision making, the respondents actually citing the most examples of the usefulness of knowledge transferred by the broker were from NGOs and MHOs: 'Research has contributed to MHO development; [for example, it helps in understanding] why people don't join, what is this related to?
2. Adapting the knowledge to the local context by assessing the value and usefulness of the knowledge to the setting for which it is intended.
"I now feel like I have to write a prequel: 'The Usefulness of Useful Knowledge,' " Dijkgraaf told me.
So the relationship of philosophy to the arts could mean the usefulness of natural knowledge to industry -- almost the opposite of what we mean today".
To the Editor: David Brooks's pessimism about the usefulness of genetic knowledge of human behavior stems from his refusal to abandon a strictly deterministic view.
Earlier this year, Princeton University Press published a slim volume called "The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge," a reissue of an essay by the same name, which originally ran in Harper's Magazine, in 1939.
