One major critic, Hugh Kenner, strongly lamented its influence, feeling that it had improperly shifted attention away from the work to the life, making the biography, in effect, a fuller, more straightforward version of "Ulysses" and even, to some extent, of the earlier Bildungsroman, "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" (1916), and the short story collection, "Dubliners" (1914).
This prolonged a "democratic" patronage system that replaced Suharto's more straightforward version.
This paper presents the design of a more straightforward and compact version of the traditional Hot-Box apparatus (measures U-value) which instead determines the thermal resistance of samples of building envelope.
The group also released "Will Save Us All," a more straightforward collection of its best-known material, like its version of the Cracker song "Euro Trash Girl" and "Glamour Girl," a collaboration with Christopher Just, the Austrian techno producer.
Advanced Micro says this means that existing 32-bit applications will run on the chip without modification and that writing 64-bit versions of those applications will be a more straightforward process than it is on the Intel product.
Robens, however, believes there is a more straightforward reason why readers feel compelled to compose their own versions.
To create the scope for this, George Nolfi's reworking of a Philip K Dick story adopts the theological version of determinism, presumably because arranging for human agency to co-exist with a more straightforward variety would have been even more difficult.
They hold a more straightforward puzzle, too.
A more straightforward case is Massachusetts.
Germany is a more straightforward case.
Other stories take a more straightforward approach.
