He also developed his own take on serialism and declared in the early 1970s that "serial thinking is something that's come into our consciousness and will be there for ever; it's relativity and nothing else... it's a spiritual and democratic attitude toward the world".
In the early 1970s Stockhausen declared that "Serial thinking is something that's come into our consciousness and will be there forever; it's relativity and nothing else... it's a spiritual and democratic attitude toward the world".
There is a concern, however, that while new computers will derive their computational speed through parallel processing, current algorithmic procedures that have roots in serial thinking are poor candidates for use on such machines a paradigm shift is required!
Few people in the world have spent as much time thinking about serial killers as Dorothy Lewis, so when her friend Betty told her that she needed to see "Frozen" it struck her as a busman's holiday.
In 2011, players launched a class-action lawsuit against the N.F.L., alleging that it had "ignored and concealed" evidence about the "risks of permanent brain damage," and had "deceived players" into thinking that serial concussions did not pose "life-altering risks".
Pärt designed strict rules to control how the harmonic voices move with the melodic lines in his music, diktats which are as strict as serialism; ironically, given his rejection of his previous avant garde obsessions, the success of his new musical language is dependent on precisely the objectivity of thinking that serial composition demands.
You'd have thought that the lack of "Leeds" on the road signs might have been a clue, but he was probably too busy thinking which serial murderer's style he could cop next – Sutcliffesque goatee?
He's the kind of different that will say odd things like, "When I was first going out with my wife, I told her that while I was interviewing a serial killer, I was still thinking of her".
The kind of different that conceives entire new ways of interviewing subjects via something called an Interrotron method; and the kind of different that will say odd things like,"When I was first going out with my wife, I told her that while I was interviewing a serial killer, I was still thinking of her".
That's what Earl Adamy, 71, a retired "serial entrepreneur" from Goodyear, Ariz., was thinking when he set up a survivor portfolio for his wife, Sharon, an artist.
Most people here had long ago stopped thinking about Wichita's serial killer of the 1970's, a man who called himself the B.T.K. Strangler for the binding, torturing, killing method he used in at least seven instances back then.
