Sentences with phrase «rudimentary question»

I'm a newbie, so pardon the possibly rudimentary question, but does the hard money lender include rehab costs?

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

The researchers surveyed thousands of people around the world and posed three rudimentary questions about money and investing.

It's tempting to start with easy, superficial questions: surveys, polls, and rudimentary questions like «what are some good books on this topic» or «what are the best blogs on this topic».

Many of the sales staff are trained in the use of the device, so you should have all your rudimentary questions and concerns addressed in short order.

Tidewater officials have decided to expand upon the federally required entrance loan counseling session (which usually consists of some rudimentary questions about interest rates, managing debt, and loan repayment) and require students to also submit a budget of how they plan to repay their loans in addition to other expenses they anticipate accruing along the way.

They raise fundamental and rudimentary questions about religion, identity, politics, economics, sexuality and death.

The vendor was 10 per cent liable for the cavalier, careless, wanton failure to ask rudimentary questions of his lawyer when noting conflicting information about on - site parking.

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Had Ron and Shamir done even rudimentary research into the identities of said addresses, such as a search on the Bitcoin - OTC site, Bitcoin Talk forums, or even via a simple Google search, they could have easily found that the original very early source address in question (12higD) is, very publicly, one of mine and not one of Satoshi's as they insinuate in their paper.

The first step is «to commit ourselves to the possibility and the desirability of attempting to think through (at least in a rudimentary way) our position on some aspects of the ultimate questions about life, death, and reality.»

But, I will give you yet another chance to demonstrate at least rudimentary ability to understand and answer a simple question:

Strategies go far beyond rudimentary vocabulary definitions and review questions.

The tests are longer, contain more multiple choice questions and have computer - scored essays that can not assess anything but rudimentary writing skills.

These questions may seem rudimentary, but they provide authentic evidence of student learning and can lead to honest conversation and deep reflection about teacher practice and the impact it had on student learning of the lesson.

When not abdicating their responsibility to render judgment on the most vexing games, they cling to rudimentary notions of value, questioning a game's length but not its grotesque sexual violence.

Although not without its weak spots (namely some fidgety targeting and fairly rudimentary AI awareness), if you're a fan of stealth — the Tenchu series in particular — this game is without question a must play.

Participating artist Elaine Cameron - Weir will build a rudimentary structure based on plans for a backyard air - raid shelter; Jon Rafman will transform a gallery stand into a secret cinema; and Dora Budor will supplement the art fair's usual routine by using cinematic doubling to question perception and reality.

More to the point, there is no agreement about such basic, rudimentary, fundamental, all - important questions as the sign and size of the cloud feedbacks.

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

I am somewhat surprised, given your PhD and your list of programs you use (Mathematica, Excel, etc.) that you seem to be so woefully unaware of even these rudimentary issues of sample size and autocorrelation when analyzing climate data... truly, you have demonstrated beyond question that are out of your depth here.

The deeper question for me is how come so few Canadian law students — and later lawyers — have even a rudimentary comfort with both legal cultures.

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.

I enjoy Amazon's virtual assistant, but her ability to muster up solutions is rudimentary: if she can find a Wikipedia entry for it, you're usually good to go, but anything demanding a more intuitive take gets you «I'm sorry, I don't understand the question» at best.