Meanwhile, politicians in Virginia have considered changing the meeting rules for their public officials, making it possible for officials to "meet" electronically or by phone, thus eliminating the two-way dialogues and face-to-face interactions that are inherent to a physical meeting.
Meanwhile, local councillors can now access council documents and meeting minutes electronically, via wireless enabled laptops.
While each person brings their own perceptions to an issue, few have generated so much controversy sourced from so little context as my own on the day I electronically met Bradley Manning, in 2010.
Three judges score the match electronically.
They got excited as they mused about what it must be like to have unlimited access to an infinite amount of information, or to meet new people electronically, to connect across oceans.
These working groups met by phone and shared materials electronically.
Eventually, both in Iraq and Afghanistan, the F.B.I. also used systems that electronically took 10 fingerprints and met global standards.
We met the professor, John Gottman, the night before our electronically monitored spat, in another of the University of Washington's petri dishes, a Motel-6-like chamber called the Apartment Lab.
Through these profiles, self-identified health outreach workers are available to counsel men about safe sex and, when requested by members with a sexually transmitted disease, to electronically notify sexual partners they have met through the site.
