“cyberspace”造句，怎麼用cyberspace造句

We're in the state once described by that great scholar of cyberspace, Manuel Castells, as "informed bewilderment".

For all the huffing and puffing in cyberspace, people simply don't care enough to take it into the real world.

It can be therapeutic: robots are now used to help care for the elderly; in Japan, they're marketed as a way to lure addicts out of cyberspace.

Across Japan's political spectrum, there is broad support for maintaining a liberal international order, involving openness in the air, on the seas, in space, and cyberspace.

The Web is such a rich information space that some philosophically consider it a realm of its own which parallels, and sometimes intersects, our own real world-the idea of "cyberspace."

The laws of libel, privacy, and copyright still apply in cyberspace.

Real Art Design Group has found a new and innovative way to gain attention in cyberspace.

Funny how lewd, crude, vulgar and obscene articles pass freely through cyberspace, but public discussion of God is suppressed in the school and workplace.

Yet in today's cyberspace where zillions of users thirst for instant international information, graceful gurus have been uprooted by green-hand translators.

The relationship between sovereignty and security in cyberspace is not antagonistic.

The spoken word is much more powerful than cyberspace in terms of how it impacts on people as a visceral, emotional and physical experience.

And so this strategy Outlines not only a vision for the future of cyberspace, but an agenda for realizing it.

Seven months later, to everybody's surprise-- including Sun's-- Java is the hottest thing in cyberspace.