We were able to solve this game straightforwardly because we set the utility functions in such a way as to make it zero-sum, or strictly competitive.
They are certainly not straightforwardly empirical, for reasons just set out, and cannot be merely analytic (i.e., true in virtue of the definitions of their terms and of the laws of logic) if metaphysics is to retain any significance.
Visits to the "grim houses" in which desperately poor women, as often as not, died in childbirth propelled him to write his first novel, "Liza of Lambeth," of which he later observed, "My lack of imagination... obliged me to set down quite straightforwardly what I had seen with my own eyes and heard with my own ears".
And he set an institutional rhythm dominated by more straightforwardly monographic retrospectives, including a trio of his own exhibitions of Cy Twombly, Jasper Johns and Jackson Pollock.
"Funny Papers," from 1994, is much more straightforwardly silly, a suite of vaudeville sketches inspired by newspaper comics and set to novelty tunes.
Among the most striking pieces in the show -- and among those that can quite straightforwardly be defined as musical -- is Lorna Simpson's "Easy to Remember," set in a space by itself.
Straightforwardly, Mirror's Edge Catalyst would be better if it were not set in an open world, a free-to-roam City of Glass.
We can generalize this process straightforwardly when there are more than two candidate subclasses in either data set and compute a pair of nominal p-values for every possible pair-wise combination of subclasses.
Though its bedrooms are straightforwardly traditional, the grand Lake District setting, excellent on-site restaurant and 30 picture-perfect acres of grounds set a romantic tone.
With the thousands of newcomers who are set to join the regulars perhaps more inclined to view the whole deal as a more straightforwardly commercial transaction, rather than a shared labour of love, that problem may be exacerbated.
