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intervening space

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Today, the science of quantum physics has demonstrated that electrons move from one place to another, in quantum leaps, without traversing the intervening space.
He also draws on his passion for calligraphy, striving to capture in his architecture the gestural freedom of the brushstroke and the tension between the characters and the intervening spaces.
Some of the intervening spaces invite the viewer to enter, while the openings between others are too narrow to navigate.
 
 
 
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