It changed the way a whole new generation of crime associates saw themselves, and wanted to be seen.
The pairing of the rough and rude Supt "Fat Andy" Dalziel with the university-educated and very politically correct Sgt Peter Pascoe led to Hill being labelled "perhaps the most interesting of his generation of crime writers" by the author HRF Keating.
This paper introduces the very first formal representation of BPA by means of an optimisation problem, on which to base the next generation of crime reconstruction techniques.
And among India's youngest population, the gender ratio is still getting worse, perhaps setting the foundation for new generations of violent crime and attacks on women, experts say.
The school, which is to take children aged four to 18, is part of Simmonds' "taking a generation out of crime" initiative.
On "Blue Bloods," the CBS drama about several generations of a crime-fighting family, the city's landmarks have been showcased, with the Brooklyn Bridge and Washington Square Park proving to be particularly popular repositories for killers disposing of bodies.
The narrative takes in two generations of costumed crime-fighters, including hooded technophile Nite Owl (Patrick Wilson), now a paunchy Bruce Wayne-ish loner brooding in his bachelor den; vampy Silk Spectre (weak link Malin Akerman, woodenly sexy); and Dr Manhattan (Billy Crudup), a scientist transformed by nuclear exposure into a quasi-divine blue-glowing apparition.
When I reached back further in time I discovered, much to my surprise, an entire generation of female crime writers who have faded from view.
With cultural conversations increasingly focused on women's issues, from the "war on women" waged during the 2012 American election cycle, hand-wringing over whether women can "have it all," and books saluting or decrying the end of men, this misplaced generation of female crime writers deserves, more than ever, to take their place at the literary table.
