The basic setup of "No Impact Man" is, by this point, familiar.
The basic setup of Bentham's panopticon is this: there is a central tower surrounded by cells.
The basic setup for "Man" is an archetype used in everything from television variety shows to soapy romance movies.
The basic setup is that they are a hermaphrodite subspecies of humans who function as neuters (or "latents") for three-fourths of each month.
The basic setup for the Triangle involves putting a big man in the post, a forward on the wing, and a guard in the corner.
The basic setup in Plants vs. Zombies is similar to that of other games in the tower defense genre, which got its start a couple of years ago with Handdrawn Games Desktop Tower Defensee.
The basic setup is catnip for theatre geeks: two Broadway songwriters (Debra Messing and Christian Borle) collaborate with a manipulative, Black-Swannish, British director-choreographer, played by the delightful Jack Davenport.
The basic setup is simple: Instead of taking a phone call from every hopeful bettor, the bookie directs his clients to a Web site, where bets can be recorded, tracked and totaled.
The basic setup of all three movies is that the agency tracks his movements with banks of computers and surveillance equipment under the control of powerful people barking intel gibberish at one another, while Bourne tries to evade them and also the various goons, some working for the C.I.A., some not, who are trying to kill him.
The basic setup is shown in Fig. 1, where the FG is performed at the fusion center.
The basic setup seems to include a $10 1-kilowatt burner from Walgreens (Walgreens!), some cherry wood chips, and some strategically cut holes wherein meat can be placed for the smoking process.
