Sentences with phrase «rudimentary form»

You have to rely on each other's goodwill, with only very rudimentary forms of communication.

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.

Currently, No Man's Sky has a very rudimentary form of multiplayer that represents other players as glowing orbs and doesn't offer much direct interaction beyond voice chat.

Methane, which could support rudimentary forms of life, has been found in Martian meteorites, researchers report.

Though the doctrine of reincarnation was worked out in much greater detail in subsequent Hindu sacred literature, it is expressed in the Lipanishads in rudimentary form thus:

The experiments were, by necessity, restricted to only extremely rudimentary forms of the two most promising approaches, and the results still can't be applied to practical quantum computers that would contain thousands of qubits.

As noted in this post (via here), Skyrim contains much of the rest of the continent of Tamriel in rudimentary form outside its mountains.

We already see this in rudimentary forms when Amazon make suggestions to you, or when a server detects your device and re-formats content to suit it.

Highlights Team player Attention to detail Talented multitasker Developed communication skills Experience Logistics Intern 8/1/2015 — 5/1/2016 Outline Distribution — Completed rudimentary forms for scheduling, deliveries, and shipments Organized and secured luggage Received and sent goods in warehouse Prepared analytical reports Assisted senior logistical technicians

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.

Government plans and services frequently have only the most rudimentary form of consultation processes carried out by people whose main expertise may not necessarily lie in this area.

But natural language processing, typically employing techniques like Naive Bayes text classification, is still a very rudimentary form of machine learning.

Whilst the game is primarily of the action genre, it does however have a stealth feature that is more in line with Metal Gear Solid, albeit a more rudimentary form that doesn't allow such luxuries as crouching or concealing yourself against walls, though you can hide yourself in a cardboard box, Solid Snake style.

Methane, which could support rudimentary forms of life, has been found in Martian meteorites, researchers report.

Climate nerds have attempted to create models that include, at least in rudimentary form, all of these interacting economic and atmospheric systems.

In its rudimentary form, it means we'll be able to control a pointer without the need for a mouse.

Although it is, conceptually, still in rudimentary form, it has great promise.

It is Whitehead's merit to have described the fundamental continuity running all through the world of nature, from its most rudimentary forms to it most complicated and highest development known to us in the mental life of human beings.

Some animals may have these features in a very rudimentary form, but the human capacity is so much greater as to be effectively unique.

This sense of unfairness towards others may be a rudimentary form of the social justice that characterises human societies.

Much speculation followed that these single - celled organisms were displaying a rudimentary form of intelligence — one that might ultimately underpin our own.

But de Waal presents several examples — such as a chimp stepping in to stop a fight between two others — that suggest that they also have a rudimentary form of the latter.

The project, headed by Mark Humayun, a professor of ophthalmology and biomedical engineering at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, involves an implant consisting of 60 electrodes attached to the retina that conduct information from an external camera to the retina to provide a rudimentary form of sight to patients with the implants.

With cartoon frescoes, shadow theatre and a rudimentary form of animation, our ancestors knew how to bring their stories to life, says Catherine Brahic

Some of the participants had learned an early, rudimentary form of Nicaraguan sign language (NSL), whereas others were fluent in a more sophisticated form of NSL that included mental state terms, such as «know» and «think.»

A pair of studies suggests the evolutionary roots of humanlike cooperation can be seen in chimpanzees, albeit in rudimentary forms.

Smith and his colleagues had previously observed negative refraction and a rudimentary form of cloaking by sending microwaves through layers of metal rings, which in principle can bend light in three dimensions.

«Yet in a rudimentary form, we've made a group of non-chemistry students mildly proficient in understanding polymer chemistry.

And, according to science historian Mathieu Ossendrijver, it proves that the ancient Babylonians used a complex geometrical model that looks like a rudimentary form of integral calculus to calculate the path of Jupiter.

The site was of particular interest to population geneticist Andrea Manica of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom because the skeletons of five humans were found with pottery, harpoons, and the remnants of nets and mats woven from twisted blades of wild sedge grass — which some (but not all) researchers consider a rudimentary form of early agriculture.

Researchers say they have come up with a new concept for a two - dimensional cloak of invisibility that would be much easier to make than the three - dimensional version demonstrated last year in rudimentary form.

Billions of years ago, related molecules may have created a rudimentary form of genetic information that eventually led to the evolution of RNA and life itself, the researchers say.

With cartoon frescoes, shadow theatre and a rudimentary form of animation, our ancestors knew how to bring their stories to life

Albeit still in rudimentary form - since it can't further develop into a healthy fetus because of the absence of endoderm cells - the newly constructed artificial embryo leads scientists closer to understanding how embryogenesis works.

Dubbed CRISPR - Cas9, the toolkit represents a rudimentary form of bacterial immunity, and Zhang realized at once that it could be co-opted for editing genes and perhaps made to work in human cells.

Equipment shared with the Sahara includes four - zone climate control, nine - speaker audio (the 570 gets a 19 - speaker Mark Levinson system), a cool box and a swag of safety gear including active cruise control, a rudimentary form of Autonomous Emergency Braking, 10 airbags and blind - spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert.

The Corolla Hatchback is the first to get the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) 2.0 system that includes steering assist on highways, giving you a rudimentary form of self - driving.

The lane / road departure systems warn if you drift over a lane marking, and optionally pulls you back from the pavement markings in a rudimentary form of self - driving.

Yet I had just learned that macaques had a rudimentary form of culture, and I was eager to go to Yerkes and see what could be the natural origin of meaning itself.

may indicate that rudimentary forms of empathy could be present in domesticated dogs.»

And while there's no novelty in seeing a modern game that is meant to look like an old one (imagine if cinema saw so many silents like The Artist), it is pleasant to see the rudimentary form explored so rigorously.