| At the fall of dusk and under the light of the desk lamp, the question inevitably arises: does light dematerialise architecture to the extent that it exists only as atmosphere, transient as a shadow? |
| And what happens everywhere is that things, having begun, then blur, dematerialise, fade. |
| It devised a scheme called Taurus that was to dematerialise share certificates and bring in wholly paperless settlement. |
| In an ecologically sustainable information society, information technologies are used to dematerialise our production and consumption in a way which leads to a significantly lower overall resource consumption by our society. |
| The stone walls of the building dematerialise thank to stained lights which amalgamate by creating lighting scenes. |
| The aim is to encourage corporations to dematerialise existing physical securities and to newly issue securities in dematerialised form. |
