In Castells' words, "the space-of-flows represents the material arrangements that allow for simultaneity of social practices without territorial contiguity" [25].
Similarly, figures 3-6 representhehe phase space of flow and minute ventilation in two patients with different weaning outcome.
Effect of transverse spacing on flow characteristics and global fluid dynamic parameters are discussed.
Eisenman's design gives the space of flows an architectural shape.
The space of flows does not reside solely in software, streams of electrons, and pixels on a screen.
In his 1989 book, "The Informational City," Manuel Castells uses the term "the space of flows" to denote the network of channels through which capital moves in the globalized economy.
Manuel Castels, the urban theorist, has charted what he calls the space of flows, the global network through which information and money are transmitted in ever-shifting patterns without regard for traditional boundaries of city, state and nation.
In "Jet Lag," the sea becomes a metaphor for what Manuel Castels, the urban theorist, calls the electronic "space of flows," the communications network that keeps capital constantly on the move.
We are living in an age in which, as Manuel Castells, a Spanish born sociologist planner who teaches at Berkeley, puts it, "the space of places" has been superseded by "the space of flows"..
According to the theory of space of flows in the era of globalisation and informatisation, we developed a new approach that uses activity data to analyse activity intensity, closeness, and connection to comprehensively delineate the boundaries of urban agglomeration.
The use of Internet in the quest to promote and defend human rights, international law, and democratic governance, is well documented and is perhaps the strongest asset for civil society struggles around the world today and one of the most positive examples of the space of flows.
