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For example , the Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 directs the CIOs of major departments and agencies to develop , maintain , and facilitate the implementation of information technology architectures as a means of integrating agency goals and business processes with information technology . In April 1941 , in a lecture on Southern architecture at a small state college in Alabama , Lewis Mumford bemoaned the fact that " all over the South there are business buildings , hotels , factories , in which the brick ornament that embellishes the plain wall is conspicuously good , and deserves to be regarded with a far more appreciative eye than people usually apply to it ... Virtual Places Quotes : " Virtual Places is an architecture for a world-wide cyberspace . What this means when we're considering address architectures for a technology we want to use for decades if not centuries is we want to set up address architectures that have relatively strong aggregation properties , because you might say that Moore 's Law from the continuation of silicon might let us do a billion node routing mesh in some future - point in the future but we have no idea what that routing protocol would look like . Abstract : This document presents our architecture for a market managed multi-service Internet ( M3I ) . Next , we present an example that motivates our particular approach toward integrating data and text analysis and describe our architecture for a combined data and document warehouse and associated tooling . Covalent functionalization of carbon nanotubes offers the architecture for a three-dimensional enzyme array for potential application in biosensor devices . " Virtual Places is an architecture for a world-wide cyberspace . On the other hand , applications that require either frequent or on-demand updates from a central repository , but do n't require much input from the client , might be better off with a thin-client architecture on a device that connects more frequently - - for instance , a cellular IP phone .