Sentence examples for worthless observation from inspiring English sources
This, obviously, is a methodologically worthless observation that just projects my own biases onto the broader population; more useful data would have to come from behavioural economists who work on consumer motivation, or as economist Ulrich Witt puts it "the answer to the question [of] where utility comes from".
Without some prior framework of theory, observation is worthless: there is nothing to tell scientists what to look for, and nothing to give their experimental results significance.
On the negative side, any cheminformatician who has been involved with QSAR studies will already be familiar with the multivariate analysis methods discussed here (Chapters 13 and 14), although I liked the observation that "you will actually spend more time on data sets that are totally worthless" in relation to clustering algorithms.
In 1843, Thomas Carlyle wrote to Ralph Waldo Emerson after a meeting with the distinguished Bostonian father of William and Henry James: "He confirms an observation of mine, which indeed I find is hundreds of years old, that a stammering man is never a worthless one.
It rapidly became worthless.
