Sarah Bacon has a straightforward job as the communications director for a not-so-straightforward organization, Creative Time.
But if you're fishing for a job, evaluating whether or not you have landed a "keeper" is not so straightforward.
While PCA ambiguity is easy to solve through a correlation with the spectral signatures of tissue chromophores, FastICA is an iterative algorithm that causes two types of ambiguities and such a study is not so straightforward.
While most novels and nonfiction books are easily converted into black-and-white e-books, which can be read on anything from an iPhone to a Nook to a Kindle, cookbooks are not so straightforward.
Meanwhile, the question of where the Red Bulls go from here is a vexed one, and not so straightforward as making wholesale changes.
If we choose not to enforce transitivity of the relation "is a duplicate of", unlike some other authors [ 20, 21], the vision of this sub-graph as a "n-plicate" is not so straightforward.
We assume that many would not be willing to spend the time and effort necessary to fully grasp all aspects of the research that they can consent to; leaving the claim of increased sustainability, entrenched in a dynamic consent model, not so straightforward.
EW Blakeney, Gloucestershire Ebay blames a "straightforward process mistake", although not so straightforward that the company was able work out what to do about it before The Observer got in touch.
However, derivation of the representer theorem in a multiple kernel case is not so straightforward.
Although it's clear that each layer records a single event, it's not so straightforward to say how often those occurred.
Still, the approach left Newton with not so straightforward a derivation of the laws of resistance forces from phenomena as he had hoped for in the first edition.[40] In fact, there is a deep mistake in Newton's approach to resistance forces that came to be understood only at the beginning of the twentieth century.
