The plan, at the beginning, is quite straightforward: to escape urban life, its crass materialism, its pretence and snobbery, "to move out to the sea and enjoy life, buy a little boat for fishing, a few cows, a few chickens".
While the former one stresses the mining of novel genetic loci within the whole genomic background, targeted mutagenesis performs in a more straightforward manner, bringing evolutionary escape and error catastrophe under control.
The lure of a cabin in the mountains might seem, at first, like straightforward luddism: the urge to escape to somewhere slower and quieter.
The incorporation of agent-relativity of this sort into deontological theories allows such theories to escape the most straightforward versions of the claim that they demand too much of moral agents.
Although Grummt is reticent about her family's escape, she is straightforward about what happened once she, her husband, and their 3-year-old daughter arrived in West Germany: Her husband was hired immediately for a 3-year position at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry in Martinsried, but Grummt had to write grants to fund herself.
It is a theme he returns to in the collection's final story, also entitled "The Boat", a straightforward account of people struggling to escape from Communist Vietnam by boat.
Chapter 4 introduces the basics of speciation in a straightforward way, with a relevant digression (featuring the escaped holographic Darwin) on sexual selection, which amusingly disquiets the asexual squinches.
"I think it was a form of escape for me; messing around with making more straightforward beats".
After losing the toss and being put in Mumbai had an escape on the second ball as Samson, also the wicketkeeper, spilled a straightforward catch after Tim Southee found Lendl Simmons' edge.
★ PISCES 20 Feb-20 Mar November is a comparatively straightforward month, and planets in your fellow water sign of Scorpio emphasise the value of escape and overseas travel (including long-distance love affairs).
