The panel conversation, moderated by Stanford political science professor and director of the Bill Lane Center for the American West, Bruce Cain, examined prospects for bipartisanship in America.
President Clinton's National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council, for example, recently assembled a panel of luminaries from electronics and communications firms, the entertainment industry, and education to examine prospects for computerizing the nation's schools.
Such works are part of the recent trend to examine prospect-refuge theory mathematically or in a combined approach with survey methods and computational analysis.
They will have to compromise or fail". This article is the fourth of a series examining the prospects for democracy in the Middle East.
Two example issues are described where the engineering and physics experiments are shown to be closely related in examining the prospects for future liquid metal PFCs.
Another academies study, scheduled for release later this year, is examining the prospects of America's research universities.
In other words, as has long been argued by those examining the prospects critically, this twenty-five yexercisecise has always meant to be heavy on the "process" and ambiguous on the "peace".
Trevor Houser, Jason Bordoff and Peter Marsters offer an empirical diagnosis of the causes of the U.S. coal industry collapse over the last six years, assess the global coal market outlook, and examine the prospects for a recovery in coal production by modeling the impact of President Trump's executive order to review or rescind Obama-era environment regulations.
In South Australia the nuclear royal commission is examining the prospect of a nuclear fuel cycle industry in the state, including waste storage.
Pointedly, during his tour, Rebus is reading a book about Scottish myths and legends; in a novel that says hello again to a beloved character, Rankin seems explicitly to be examining the prospect of Scots saying farewell to their past.
