It is not so much the plain postoperative functional score that is important but rather the gain in function, as a measure for comparison of the preoperative and postoperative state (the "Delta constant").
Here, the grid pattern of the choreography is not only created out of plain functional moves but from another, expressive language of gesture.
Inside, the decor is plain and functional, the atmosphere eerily hushed.
Unlike the originals, which still have their intricate detail, these later windows are plain and functional.
In both shows, the style was a version of sculptural Minimalism, plain and functional -- you could sit on the art or walk on it -- but also intensely private.
It's a nondescript place on the outside; and the large dining room is plain and functional as well, with wooden booths and decorative hurricane lamps.
It's structure went from plain and functional during the early years of the East India Company, to ornate and overbearing during the British Raj, to somewhat messy and overwhelmed as a newly independent India found its feet.
As a whole, the interior is rather plain and functional, well assembled from plastic materials of average quality -- though those who judge sports cars based on interior trim are probably not driving enough.
The Round House, (473) 443-7841, in Bogles offers a similar situation to Bayaleau Point Cottages, although the three cottages on this property are plain and functional and lack the Bayaleau's whimsy and design flair.
From the 1960s, Soviet influence is held to have steered post-revolutionary Cuban architecture towards more plain and functional designs – whereas the pre-revolution 1950s had witnessed the construction of several tall buildings in Havana including the FOCSA building, still the tallest in Cuba.
