That is a much better way to decide on a subject than ministers telling young people what to study, or universities what subjects to offer.
But expect the first crop of games — and players — to be something of test subjects, to offer a glimpse as to how much of a reality VR can come, if not this year, then in the years to come.
Crouch and Palacios , meanwhile, are subject to offers from Stoke.
The way for a candidate to eventually change the subject is to offer policy prescriptions so creative and compelling that they generate excitement among the electorate and can't be ignored by the press.
Marketing articles on this subject tend to offer platitudes, generalities and a flow chart to nowhere.
Even academic articles on the subject tend to offer generalizations drawn from popular media coverage -- coverage that, in turn, relies mostly on anecdotes.
(Smith) MEG WEBSTER An exhibition whose varied materials progress from white to black in their color and from a polar bear to a melted M4 assault rifle in subjects, appears to offer a meditation on the environment.
The researchers put the twins through a battery of intelligence tests in which the subjects had to offer synonyms of words, match color cubes with patterns on cards, and recognize pictures shown earlier.
Both Waugh and Warne denied any suggestions they played with less determination in the matches in question, stating that they were among the leading players in the matches that they claimed were subjected to offers of bribery.
On 3 November, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Donna Shalala proposed new regulations that researchers must follow in order to access and use electronic human subject information--to offer federal protection of medical and health research data generated, stored, or transmitted electronically.
