Sentences with word «rudimentary»

This creates a bunch of value on the other side and we see that betting against these top teams is a wise decision at the most rudimentary of levels.

First off, for anyone with even rudimentary understanding of biology and chemistry, calling carbon dioxide pollution is akin to calling oxygen pollution.

In this chapter, a review of communication is outlined beginning with rudimentary forms of oral communication, to writing, to print, to wire, to wireless, to TV and the multitudes of influences upon our culture from these media.

Today, we know by experience (DNA technology) that all the human organisms are present in rudimentary form in the human embryo, and that there is no essential change from conception to adulthood.

• Lack of even rudimentary knowledge and / or support from the agent / life insurance company, on how to obtain decent investment performance from them.

BUSINESS SITUATION: For many years, Fred Loya used a very rudimentary system for managing its matter files and its law firm invoicing.

On its surface, Flappy Bird is just about as rudimentary as it gets.

In fact, the truth is that despite the fact that I run an online business, until recently I had only the most rudimentary knowledge of what a hashtag was.

, and using new Keynote tools that allow for rudimentary animation using Line Draw and Match Move.

These games are very different from more rudimentary games like Pong and Space Invaders that older men grew up playing.

Skills relevant to this position and found on sample resumes include instructing kids on rudimentary snowboarding skills and performance, ensuring that first - time snowboarders are provided the proper techniques of snowboarding, teaching various snowboarding techniques and safety precautions to be taken while snowboarding, and conforming lessons to meet the individual requirements of each group.

Integrated learning is the most rudimentary level of collaboration across disciplines.

HomeKit still feels fairly rudimentary in comparison to other smart home systems.

Players in a game that mixed real and online worlds organized and operated in teams that resembled a military organization with only rudimentary online tools available and almost no military background, said Tamara Peyton, doctoral student in information sciences and technology, Penn State.

Using rudimentary elements such as pencil, paper and a grid for scale and proportion, Szobody transfers the image to another surface and mimics digital editing software.

Cristian Castillo, co-founder of instaDM, has also argued that at least rudimentary coding skills are key, though for slightly different reasons.

By mid-2010, Bodhi Surf School was open, a much more rudimentary version of what it is today.

Next - generation learning management systems have evolved from rudimentary training platforms to powerful systems.

Instead, your early hours will likely be spent crafting rudimentary tools and weapons as you get your bearings.

While a good start, this is pretty rudimentary as far as smart - home skills go.

The subsequent development of McLuckie's distinctive, obsessive and symbolic visual language is adopted from the disciplines of rudimentary craft and self - taught bead - work, and he equates its process - driven nature to seasonality, cycles and attendant fertility rituals.

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

Kobo, Pocketbook and other brands still put rudimentary games on their e-ink devices, such as chess and Sudoku.

Held aloft among the trees of Central Park by rudimentary steel supports, the six bright blue clouds are made of polished and painted aluminum and were cut to match a hand drawing by the artist.

Because they can steer light around objects to hide the objects from view, such materials could be used to create rudimentary versions of invisibility cloaks — though so far all attempts are a far cry from Harry Potter's version.

As anyone with the most rudimentary grasp of ecclesiastical history knows the Church often takes time to stabilise after a major Ecumenical Council.

Researchers are also developing rudimentary models of signaling networks in cells and simple brain circuits.

Though they may lack color and volume and anything more than the most rudimentary sense of Renaissance perspective (these were all elements that Disney would develop, in conscious contradistinction to the Fleischers, in the mid to late 30s), they do possess exquisite graphic qualities, in particular a calligraphic sense of line that strongly suggests an individual artist's hand.

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.

-LSB-...] Although there have been sister exhibitions such as Rudimentary Perfection and more recently Futurism 2.0, that were curated by others and had similar but different aims.

It's a lot to pay for something that essentially does one thing — though some e-readers do have some extras, like rudimentary Web browsing.

Bandit II at the University of Southern California has a simple, cartoonlike face with only rudimentary feature mobility.

There's one more rudimentary concept to understand before seeing how to put this newfound information together, and that is the distinction between children and descendants.

For example, a more complicated question might require a paragraph, while a more rudimentary question calls for a one - word response.

Physicists around the world are building rudimentary quantum computers that exploit this and other quantum effects to do things that are provably impossible for ordinary computers, such as finding a target record in a database with too few queries.

Keepers make mistakes but should such an experienced keeper be making rudimentary mistakes on a regular basis?

Through rudimentary computer modeling, Wilson discovered that that something was neutrinos, generated in copious amounts — on the order of 1 followed by 58 zeroes — when the electrons and protons in the core turn into neutrons.

Using my very rudimentary graphic design / labelling skills I have spent my weekend making this diagram for you, featuring my brand new pelvis, «Paddy» (who lives in Paddington)!

Through its reincarnation stones, it was also one of the first games to offer rudimentary check points.

If you're traditionally published, you'll find most publishing houses will prepare basic promotional materials and include your book in their catalogs, websites, and ads; they may send out review copies, show your book at conventions, and provide rudimentary information about your book to online bookstores and wholesalers.

Here, fronds of coconut palms are formed into rudimentary crosses and other forms but simple.

And if this is way too rudimentary for you and / or way too philosophical, please bear with me for a minute.

This general lack of understanding dates back to the time when the membership was rushed into this complicated legal morass, before court decisions had a chance to evolve beyond the most rudimentary basics.