Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, said: "This is a straightforward, open-and-shut-case of incompetence by David Cameron's government.
But he also skews it all with his own harmonic advances; where most slide guitarists hold the slide parallel to the frets, working with straightforward open chords, Mr. Tronzo also places it on the diagonal, changing everything.
The fully actuated dynamics are easily inverted, yielding straightforward open-loop control laws.
The analogy is straightforward: open source is about the free availability of information, which includes information on genes, proteins, cells and so forth.
It's simple, straightforward, open and effective.
Mr. Pires seemed to favor a relatively straightforward realism, opening "Siegfried" with an immense, greatly magnified close-up of the forest floor, full of tree roots, slithering worms and creeping bugs that suggested a particular Germanic, Dürer-like attention to detail.
A decade on, however, we have 300, a mushrooming made easy by a licensing law that makes it as straightforward to open a branch of Spearmint Rhino as one of Starbucks.
The biophilic goal of bringing the outdoors in is not always as straightforward as simply opening a home to the elements.
The Dialogues for Sustainable Development, a Brazilian initiative enthusiastically embraced by the UN, opened straightforward means of communication between interested groups and civil society on key aspects of decision-making.
As staged by Scott Elliott, a director known for eliciting (or forcing) the perversity in chestnuts as conventional as "Present Laughter" and "The Women," the straightforward production that opened last night at the Acorn Theater curiously only underscores the schematic stodginess of Ms. Allen's script.
