It may be prudent, however, to occasionally look to both the past and the present to understand how the transformation of the physical, technological and social configuration of the electricity system might potentially be greeted by the public.
To appreciate how MC for HIV prevention became a national issue in Uganda, it is prudent to first understand how it gained international recognition.
The son is too smart and too familiar with the turbulence of modern Chinese not to understand that prudent, if superficial, changes can be the price of political preservation.
It was therefore prudent to conduct a systematic study to understand the comprehensive molecular mechanism of toxicity of CeO2 NPs as well as to see the role of DNA damage and halt of cell cycle in cell death.
Frustrating as his silence was, as he entered our country into a war whose scope few in his divided cabinet, much less in the public, even pretended to understand, it still appeared prudent for him to say as little as possible, and to understate the goals and ideals driving his actions.
"Athletes in this event push themselves, but athletes also have to understand that they need to be prudent and understand that on a day like this, they're probably not going to get a personal record today".
The lessons from their bumdom are to understand your balance sheet, limit leverage to a prudent amount and to nominate directors with financial insights and the guts to confront senior management.
To understand why we even need instructional content to begin with, it's most prudent to start with a case.
