"Moreover, unlike Mauborgne's conscious invention, or the Germans' conscious adoption of the one-time pad to superencipher their Foreign Office codes, it had no echo, no use in cryptology.
Notably, Comcast has no Amazon Echo- or Google Home- or Apple Home Pod-style speaker/hub for interacting with its IoT platform.
But that complaint has found no echo among residents, who are far more afraid of suburban homogenisation than multicoloured sculptures.
At Open Eye that voyeuristic ambience is approximated in the usually bright gallery space but as yet, there has been no echo of the fierce storm of protest and angry debate that the original exhibition precipitated in Japan.
By contrast, when Bill Clinton tore a tendon in the wee hours while visiting the golfer Greg Norman in Florida in 1997, it had no figurative echo.
And because Echo has no user identification process, this actually means that anyone within talking range can get access to Echo users' sensitive emails, documents and other personal data.
Amazon would be wise to step on the gas because while the Echo has no direct competitors, a few may be emerging.
"Hi-Five," which follows, begins with a line Olsen claims she had no idea echoed Hank Williams, "I feel so lonesome I could cry".
The man has no core message, just an echo of rhetoric of elections past.
"The Russian opposition has no programme, nothing," he said, echoing the words of Kremlin officials.
