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virtual adjective basic, capable, constructive, deep down, deep rooted, deep seated, equivalent, essential, fundamental, implicit, indirect, inherent, intrinsic, potent, potential, powerful, practical, substantive, tantamount to, underlying, viable Associated concepts: virtual adoption, virtual representation See also: constructive How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Foreign military experts hold that, despite the virtuality of information space, the seizure and retention of information advantage (similar to land, sea, air and space supremacy) will yield gross dividends to those, who possess it. His aim, once you have got through the verbal convolutions at the beginning, is about the possibilities involved in merging digital virtuality with materiality--to use the latter word in a sense unfamiliar to many architecture dominees. Yoshio Taniguchi, the architect of the new MOMA, is a master of such light construction, and Terry Riley, chief curator of architecture there, is a great advocate, Riley (who has announced his departure from MOMA next March) thinks such transparency is true both to the precepts of modernist design and to the virtuality of the digital world, and so perfect for the museum today. |
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