Audrey Kurth Cronin, a professor of strategy at the National War College, reminds us, in "How Terrorism Ends: Understanding the Decline and Demise of Terrorist Campaigns" (Princeton; $29.95), that one can find out about Al Qaeda's policy for coördinating attacks by reading a book called "The Management of Barbarism," by Abu Bakr Naji, which has been available via Al Qaeda's online library.
To this end, understanding their physico-chemical properties is of high importance.
To this end, understanding aberrant processes during adolescent neuroreorganization may help to significantly improve etiological understanding, bolster early identification, and inform interventions.
To this end, understanding the population and evolutionary dynamics resulting from PCD and public goods production may be a key to the success of designing effective antibiotic treatment.
To this end, understanding the origin of surface C F bonds and structural changes in FGO therefore leads to new applications such as implementation of FGO for sensing, nano-electronics and energy storage.
To this end, understanding how the molecular structure of a fuel impacts on the processes of combustion and emissions production is critical in selecting suitable feed-stocks and conversion methods.
To this end, understanding the mechanisms of biological thresholds is necessary.
To this end, understanding the components and correlates of natural mortality in fish, as well as how different mortality regimes can affect population status, is necessary from both a conservation and a management perspective.
As a consequence, the search for new antibacterial agents and new methods to deal with bacterial resistance is urgent. 1 Toward this end, understanding the details of the uropathogenic E. coli (UPEC) pathogenic cascade is revealing ways to target critical pathways to develop anti-virulence therapeutics.
She ends up understanding that saving lives is more important - even if it means dealing with a morality that comes in shades of grey, entailing a fraught sexual relationship with the local plantation owner.
If you consider a line with fear on one end, at the opposite end is understanding.
