Even though cost is not the concern, it also provides a straightforward fault-tolerant solution in case of sensor failures.
Straightforward to a fault, Wellington was unsuited to carrying out Canning's subtle policies, but he gained respect abroad as an honest man.
Mariol's approach was straightforward to a fault.
In order to avoid information loss, the features in this study are confirmed to be the straightforward trajectory data after fault clearing including voltage amplitude, rotor angle and rotor speed of each individual generator.
He disputed Mr Carney's commonsensical claim that a pancontinental market tends to increase openness, and even found fault with his straightforward claim that considered "[a]s a single bloc the EU is the largest economy in the world".
And because Cross is straightforward about Love's many faults he is convincing when he argues that Cobain dragged Love, whom no one would call abstemious, into using more dope than she would have on her own, and that, by the way, she contributed more to his music than he did to hers.
Traditional fault-repair methods based on redundant fault-tolerant technique are straightforward to implement, yet their area, power and weight cost can be excessive.
Britain today has more complex fault lines than the straightforward Judeo-Christian duel played upon by the fascism of the 1930s.
Similar to the analysis by event tree, the analysis by fault tree is intuitively, straightforward, clear and logical.
They not only demonstrate an excellent climate control, where the reference may be modified in a straightforward way, but also an efficient fault accommodation with respect to the actuators.
It was not that straightforward in reality, with a double-fault not helping his cause before Murray sent up a winning lob to finally get the break and level at 3-3.
