It isn't until the crucial showdown on polygravitational Yorktown that the director struts his stuff; there, his kinetic imagination, stoked by geometrical wizardry, creates a battle sequence of unpredictable lurches and launches, high-energy gyrations that are rendered all the more exciting by the vast open spaces separating the ribbons and whorls of Yorktown's architecture.
A sequence-of-tenses problem.
In a task where participants' overt task was to track the location of an object across a sequence of events, reaction times to unpredictable probes requiring an inference about a social agent's beliefs about the location of that object were obtained.
But Die Schachtel (The Box), completed in 1963, and described as a pantomime for mimes, voices, video projection, ensemble and tape, gives some idea of his preoccupations: there's no linear narrative, just a sequence of self-contained structures punctuated with unpredictable silences and bursts of prerecorded noise.
In the oddball paradigm, a sequence of identical "standard" stimuli is interrupted at random and unpredictable times by "deviant" stimuli that possess some changed features, such as tonal frequency, intensity, or duration.
The trail making stimulus was a pop-up high contrast image consisting of a sequence of numbers and letters (1- A-2 B-3 C-4 D-5 E) arranged in an unpredictable manner.
There is a sequence of steps.
For if KML-randomness of a sequence entails its unpredictable generation, then every counterexample to RCT which involves KML-randomness without chance will also involve unpredictability without chance, and also constitute a counterexample to CTU.
When local variability is applied to a stimulus sequence, in terms of unpredictable lengthening and shortening of otherwise isochronous intervals, the mean threshold for perceiving pulse was 8.6 percent across a group of listeners, as compared to a 3.5 percent threshold for detecting such deviations [1].
