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• The panoptic cell was therefore the opposite of a dungeon.
• Imagine playing king of the hill on a lunar landscape under panoptic surveillance.
• Stanley produced a'Panoptic Stereoscope'in 1855, which was financially successful.
• Most theme parks, shopping malls and megastores maintain a system of surreptitious panoptic surveillance.
• Panoptic theory has other wide-ranging impacts for surveillance in the digital era as well.
• He describes Anthony Burgess'" panoptic suavity, his chuckling insouciance, his word-perfect putdowns ."
• Instead of looking at panoptic forms of control, he became interested in how people use information to think about themselves.
• Magazine as " panoptic in scope and fairly timeless, interjecting frills and fantasy elements into solid, warm musicianship ".
• Certeau uses the vantage from the World Trade Center in New York to illustrate the idea of a panoptic, unified view.
• By breaking logical perspectives I create illusions of impossible spaces, non-places that shift the viewpoint to the panoptic ."
• In their 2007 article, Dobson and Fisher lay out an alternative model of post-panopticism as they identify three panoptic models.
• The growth of this centre was facilitated by the railway, transporting cargo and people from inside Paulista to the port of panoptic.
• The Worcester State Hospital, constructed in the late 19th century, extensively employed panoptic structures to allow more efficient observation of the wards.
• CSIRO's research into ICT technologies has resulted in advances such as the Panoptic search engine ( now known as Funnelback ) and Annodex.
• This was largely done through architectural techniques such as incorporating positions where panoptic views can be achieved into the construction of planters and / or overseers homes
• In this sense it is possible to replace the Panoptic God's eye view of surveillance with a more community-building ubiquitous personal experience capture.
• Panoptic surveillance was described by Michel Foucault in the context of a prison in which prisoners were isolated from each other but visible at all times by guards.
• Although usually associated with prisons, the panoptic style of architecture might be used in other institutions with surveillance needs, such as schools, factories, or hospitals.
• He did not patent the Panoptic, so it was soon copied around the world, but he had sold enough to provide the capital required to manufacture scientific instruments.
• Security at the facility centers on a panoptic design that allows officers in a central control room to look through secure optical material to see into all areas of the facility.