On one side were Glass, Steve Reich and Terry Riley, "American minimalists" who wrote pulsating rhythms and repetitive, slowly changing harmonies with long, overarching tunes.
The key thing to understand here is that our definition of what constitutes a "routine and repetitive" job is changing over time.
The program's title, "Istanpitta," refers to a type of dance music, estampie in French, which features repetitive rhythms underneath subtly changing harmonic material.
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The book reviewer for The Globe and Mail admitted he grew impatient with the grand and repetitive statements about the changing global food system and the authors' hyperbole regarding their modest culinary discoveries.
The study offers a conceptualization of the construction processes designed for the monolithic construction computer-aided system (MoCCAS) that enables a flexible approach to managing repetitive projects within a dynamically changing construction environment.
In this interview, Mayne talks of the Cooper building, but also more generally about architecture: "Architecture is a result of a process of asking questions, and testing them, and re-interrogating, and changing in a repetitive way".
Rather than repetitive motion, these sports require constantly changing muscle groups, as well as adaptation to a partner or team member.
Yet as connectivity and technology mean the barriers to outsourcing are beginning to almost disappear entirely, outsourcing is graduating into another trend that is changing how we treat repetitive human work.
