Sentences with phrase «rather rudimentary»

These are rather rudimentary functions, and you'll get more customization options if you use the Mouse control panel.

This «check» is rather rudimentary as changing package names is a trivial task for the main app developer (though it remains a decision which comes with its own drawbacks).

However this information is rather rudimentary.

I know it sounds rather rudimentary but not everyone that is interested in GCM have studied computational fluid mechanics.

I go into a rather rudimentary exploration of the whole notion of scale, and scale in figuration.

I speak English, French, German, Spanish and a rather rudimentary Turkish.

Automated conversion program: The existing programs eligible to produce eBooks provide a rather rudimentary sort of results.

Both systems are rather rudimentary by CNET standards.

This isn't the best navigation system that I've tested — it's actually rather rudimentary — but it's better than having to call OnStar for every trip.

What it shares with the pickups available on UK shores is utility, and rather rudimentary construction.

Typically operating at fifteen frames per second and with a lower resolution than the front - facing camera on your iPhone 5, the in - car image sensor is rather rudimentary.

Basic models get a rather rudimentary twist beam rear axle, but all A250 models do get the complex multi-link rear suspension set - up.

My theory is that people don't read his books for the rather rudimentary, step - by - step, point - to - point thriller elements that form the backbone of the story so much as for learning a little bits of history, philosophy, and even fantasy elements that reside above the surface, many of them expounded upon at length in between the plot points.

On the surface, Jenifer plays out as a rather rudimentary men - are - dogs provocation, but Argento interestingly sees the very graphic sex between a police officer (Steven Weber) and the hideously deformed woman he saves one day as an offshoot of the empathy that often develops between victims and their saviors.

Most analytical approaches to this problem are rather rudimentary and involve calculating simple correlations among the genes whose expression changes in response to a perturbation, clustering the genes by molecular or known functional class, and drawing crude inferences about mechanism on that basis.

«I think the access to samples in both deeper time and from more complicated remains is still a limiting factor because of these rather rudimentary extraction techniques,» he says.

Also, early belt systems were rather rudimentary in nature, characterized by a simple belt that traveled across flat wooden bed surfaces.

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Rather than exploiting the ERC20 contracts with a technically complex approach, researchers highlight how mathematical creativity and rudimentary contract programming played a larger role in the discovery of this exploit, which they explained via a screenshot containing fewer than 15 lines of code.

Said another way, the child adds no new aspects to a rudimentary notion of reality, but rather separates out differentiated aspects like self - movement and feeling from realities recognized as more impoverished.

Contemporary biblical studies persuasively indicate that the major theme of the story and concern of the writer were not homosexual activity as such but rather the breach of ancient Hebrew hospitality norms and persistent violations of rudimentary social justice.

I think you right in Zidane's mind the fit is better but that may actually be more about Zidane's preference to keeping things rudimentary or his varied lineups consistent rather than about Bale not also being a fit with in system that employs slightly altered dynamics or a slight change in personnel or the instructions to personnel

Rather than bring the company to justice, the order required only the most rudimentary cleanup, demanded no cleanup benchmark, and failed to order a single penny in penalties.

Scanning electron microscopy analysis of developing inflorescences from PCZ - treated wild - type plants showed that terminal AMs mostly formed spikelets rather than bristles (Figures 5C and 5D), that there was ectopic development of rudimentary spikelets (Figure 5D), and many spikelets (∼ 43 %) developed two florets instead of one (Figure 5E), very similar to what we observed in bsl1 - 1 mutants.

Moreover, researchers can already interpret a person's neural activity from functional magnetic resonance imaging scans at a rudimentary level1 — that the individual is thinking of a person, say, rather than a car.

Pennywise is never explained, and the kids lives are fleshed out in rudimentary but highly effective ways — through interactions and character tics rather disconnected plot filler.

He stages the frequent sex scenes in a fashion so rudimentary even Zalman King would find them tedious, which admittedly is a rather surprising turn of events considering this is the same guy who made the legitimately steamy After Dark, My Sweet back in 1990.

Yes, we are starting to see exhaust manifolds that are cast into, rather than bolted to, the cylinder head, on cars more pedestrian than the Portofino, and we've seen a more rudimentary example of what Ferrari has done with its turbocharged V8s.

Rather than having an upper piece that is attached in a rudimentary fashion, the legs are formed with a right angle kink, and retract fully under the deck lid body panel into the existing spoiler support recesses for a factory fi t that is peerless.

The game was heavily modified to improve on the weaknesses of the rather rough original release of the game; a battery back - up replaced Japan's arcane passwords, and the game's English script was the most involved localization work yet seen on NES, patching a rudimentary classical English style into what had been workmanlike Japanese text.

Without measured data relating to such questions our understanding of the «carbon cycle» is rather too rudimentary to base any political policy thereon.

However, the provider here is not a specialist, but rather a person with more rudimentary training in a discipline.

In fact, they were the people who quickly began asking more philosophical questions (which Echo, of course, couldn't answer), eager to strike up a dialog rather than treat the rudimentary AI as a simple search engine in a box.

If one is chasing the brass ring of big money rewards and sales championships first and foremost, without first developing the rudimentary knowledge of the industry's ins and outs, as well as one's character, then one is not a professional Realtor, but rather, one is simply a commissioned sales hack, ready to sell anything to anyone for a quick buck, like a Kirby vacuum salesperson selling an expensive unit to a ninety year old (once inside the house via slick answers to objections) who already has two new vacuums in the closet and who can't see and / or who doesn't care about the dust bunnies anyway.