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BLOB
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BLOB

(Binary Large OBject) A database field that holds any digitized information, including text, images, audio or video. Also known simply as a "large object" or LOB, a BLOB may have a huge storage capacity. Contrast with CLOB.


1.BLOB - binary large object.
2.(architecture)BLOB - blitter object.


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``Slither,'' which opens on March 31, will certainly boost the horror-ible reputations of Nathan Fillion, Elizabeth Banks, Brenda James and Michael Rooker, whose expanding, blobby character resembles an insatiable Jabba the Hutt on an eating binge.
The technologies described here could be used to create whole new areas of architectural protocols, spatial tactics and epistemologies, but architects seem content on continually going over the same tired blobby blinkered ground.
Most tellingly, the large 1928 canvas Four Fishermen's Wives of Cadaques--with its floating, blobby shapes evoking everything from creeping crabs to sexual arousal--could almost be attributed to Miro or Arp.
 
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