It's between buildings.

Come on. Give 'em room!

Empty Location

Do I write stuff for specific rooms?

I'll never get to this.

I am interested in materials and their sensory properties, natural phenomena, and human perception.

The effect here in California is drought.

But surprisingly, 4 tokens does.

Further, if you re represent each data vector using those eigenvectors, you'll find a 3 dimensional space where original data falls into a varity of different places.

You know there's still a place for you?

Where and when for this thing?

Great. When?

I don't think of anything else, except the present.

Where's the meet? When's it going down?

So now, instead of it just being a letter that's in front of me, it's a space that my body can go inside of.

Seven days.

Let's write it this way.

Make room for the baggage.

Could you please make room for me?

Into the space between spaces.

This is a vector field.

So x is equal to 100 divided by 1.25.

The wrong time, the wrong place.

She just got the place wrong.

But from another time, another place.

And she cleared such a space that I endeavored from then on to clear a space for my students, an empty space, whereby they could create and make meaning out of their own understanding.

This place is wrong.

In the wrong place at the wrong time.

Same time, same place.

You got the wrong place, I expect.

It was a minute or more before they entered the kitchen.

I'm working in a museum and also a multi use city, because you cannot have empty places during 18 hours a day.

The stars themselves

A sense of place your ability to create places that are meaningful and places of quality and character depends entirely on your ability to define space with buildings, and to employ the vocabularies, grammars, syntaxes, rhythms and patterns of architecture in order to inform us who we are.

Consider the following data set where plus indicates a positive traning example and minus a negative training example in this 2 dimensional space.

Our right human hemisphere is all about this present moment.

That came from a 1960 paper on space travel, because, if you think about it, space is pretty awkward.

I'm still heating the air every time and cooling the air every time.

Have room in your heart for your dreams.

Empty cans were scattered about the place.

And one thing that's very important is to combine traditional tabular data with three dimensional and geospatial information.

A civilian should take my place.

...place! Safe place!

Blind drop. I will let you know when and where.

So you see elements here of stabilized slide show or panoramic imaging, and these things have all been related spatially.