Now, installing signs of an imaginary security service -- James Morgan Alert, perhaps?
Science fiction writers cheerfully sacrifice the realities of astrophysics in the service of imaginary worlds.
They might be trapped in the developmental hell of a shadow civil service, entirely imaginary.
With an overdose of hype, McNealy rolls out the Sun ONE initiative, a grand and mostly imaginary scheme for delivering Web services (like information from disconnected applications) that will compete with Microsoft's equally imaginary.NET initiative.
If a specific technology is mentioned by citizens while visioning, it is not necessarily this technology that plays the visionary part in the desirable imaginary, but often rather the service it offers and therefore which need it fulfils.
A serial romancer of his elderly guests, a liberal user of L'Air de Panache cologne, prone to spontaneously bursting into recitation of romantic poetry and a stickler for the finest details of life and service in the imaginary mountaintop spa hotel in the fictional eastern European nation of Zubrowka.
If everyone followed your free-ride example and refrained from paying, there'd be no money to finance subway service -- plus, my imaginary Aunt Minna would injure herself severely trying to hurdle the turnstile in heels and a demure suit in a nice cotton-poly blend.
The imaginary joining of these markers forms the service line.
Already you can use the Imaginary Friends functionality to aggregate "friends" from multiple services, and create a Friends List and associated realtime feed to simulate much of the Twitter UI.
It was this that made Mr. Porterfield curious about data security practices of K-12 online learning services and led him to set up imaginary classes on several sites.
