With Lia's elegantly simple, straightforward opening words, "Growing Up Trans" is instantly grounded in the larger discussion of identity.
The auction was straightforward: an opening bid, a strong jump-shift, support, Blackwood, one ace, slam.
Despite Greeff and Russell each missing a straightforward penalty kick in the opening minutes, and Matt Burke kicking three for Australia to give the visitors a 9-0 lead, South Africa held the advantage in territory and possession, with Janus Laubuschagne ruling the line-out, and they were playing the more incisive rugby.
After the Spaniard won the opening set in straightforward fashion, Chardy put up a stronger challenge in the second but was unable to convert any of his five set points, allowing Ferrer to take it on a tie-break.
"Affable, open, friendly, straightforward.
By comparison with Cocteau's surrealistic earlier film The Blood of a Poet (1930), this may seem a relatively straightforward adaptation (notwithstanding the self-reflexive opening in which we see the director himself writing the credits on a blackboard).
Jewish Music from Old World to Our World, the American-born Gershwin, although the son of Russian Jews, had little knowledge of traditional Jewish music and actually wrote a straightforward 17-note scale at the opening of Rhapsody in Blue.
It provides sub-cell resolution of the geometry and handles flows through narrow closing or opening gaps in a straightforward manner.
Solution of the direct problem that maps crack bridging stresses into crack opening displacements (COD) is straightforward, but the inverse problem is ill-posed, and better solved by the theory of inverse problems.
The generic nature of the input process regarding geometric, mass and inter-compartment openings characteristics, gives way to straightforward pre-processing procedures and flexible simulations.
