In this sense, magic realism is a necessary tool of expression and the technique serves to confront the novel's hero, better develop his purpose as a man, and advance a simultaneously profound and straightforward understanding of the human experience.
Using the git VCS allows us to track data curation and maintain provenance, while simultaneously making it straightforward for researchers to maintain their own updatable copies of the database.
This is simultaneously flirty and straightforward, a perfect combination.
To Frazer, it's vital for managers "to be open, honest, and straightforward, but simultaneously kind and compassionate.
4 Many NAATs allow dual detection of chlamydia and Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonorrhoea) using a single specimen and the same assay, 4 and it has become inexpensive and straightforward to simultaneously test for both infections.
"A Cat in Paris," recommended for ages 6 and older, is simultaneously more childlike — in its straightforward storytelling and its lack of adult-pacifying pop culture jokiness — and more nerve-racking than its big-budget American counterparts.
Most bizarre of all is the use of quantum dots to build quantum computers, which operate in a fundamentally different way to traditional computers, with each quantum bit, or qubit, able to exist in multiple states simultaneously, rather than storing a straightforward one or zero.
Typically, it is not a straightforward task to simultaneously insert multiple pins into multiple holes without sensors, and MoMo3 will be damaged if even one pin is not aligned in its correct position.
We describe a straightforward method for simultaneously measuring the expression of multiple genes in a multitude of single-cell samples using flow cytometry, parallel cDNA synthesis, and quantification by real-time PCR.
Here are six communication tools that are simultaneously effective techniques for better communication, straightforward practices to develop greater communication ability, and skillful ways to wake up and be more present in our lives.
