Fricke's directorial debut, Chronos, a trial run made for Imax cinemas with a lot of footage of statues, castles, gargoyles and cliffs, is included in this double-release.
Industry was an important private funder, mainly supporting drug trials made for licensing purposes.
Industry, particularly the drug industry, was an important private funder, mainly supporting drug trials made for licencing purposes.
A profile of the official hangman, Albert Pierrepoint, who not only carried out death penalties on home ground, but was also responsible for the double-figure "drops" after the Nuremberg trials, makes for an appropriate conclusion.
In an innovation, the trial made room for about 90 "civil parties," who registered to apply for reparations and were represented in court by lawyers who acted as additional prosecutors.
The trial made headlines for months, as both sides used theatrics to turn the court proceedings into a political battleground.
Most were probably trial pieces made for the guild rank of journeyman or master by silversmiths who were too poor to supply objects in precious metal.
Averages of 10 trials were made for quantification.
Following the same procedure, blocks of trials were made for each conditioned interval (order was counterbalanced across participants).
The intertrial interval was 50 ms so that a blank period between 2 stimuli was 1050 ms. The different stimuli were presented in pseudorandom order, and 12 trials were made for each stimulus.
