A 1994 video introducing the idea of e-readers.
Moreover, a referendum, introducing the idea of a popular mandate, might not be heretical to Buddhists.
However, Dr Norenzayan and his graduate student Azim Shariff tried to tweak the game by introducing the idea of God.
He was also mainly responsible for introducing the idea of standardizing ships, a principle that was adopted in Britain and the United States during World War II.
In her academic work and in the 2007 article introducing the idea of the bureau, Ms. Warren has shown that she understands the power of credit to do good.
He tried to help Gorbachev save face after the August coup by introducing the idea of transferring power from the Kremiln to a council made up of the republics' leaders--over which Gorbachev would preside.
In 1985, with my collaborators Toni Giuliano (who is also my wife) and Paula Hertel, I wrote a paper introducing the idea of transactive memory as a way to understand the group mind.
Jerry Coyne, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Chicago, said the Templeton Foundation is "sneakier than the creationists" by introducing the idea of faith into a discipline where faith is anathema.
The publisher suggests that this version of the story is suitable for children as young as 4, but parents may want to consider whether introducing the idea of a parent's death is appropriate for children so young.
Next came the Xbox 360, the dominant online multiplayer console of its era, introducing the idea of achievements and a gamer score mechanic that encouraged players to get the absolute most out of every title they purchased.
Huntington very quickly ran into trouble defining the boundaries of his civilisations and got round it by introducing the idea of "torn" countries - one example being Turkey, which is tugged by both east and west.
