Sentences with word «rudiments»

There is forming of rudiments of molars which are hidden under milk teeth.

We are the food - chains topmost consumers and yet we jostle about in rudiments of trivial consternations regarding whose Godliness ideals are better than others» Godliness ideals!

For example novices can too learn rudiments of litigation, or client counseling, or negotiation by attending to the core element of the procedural and conceptual models exemplified in expert practice.

Secondus said in a statement from his Media office in Abuja on Tuesday, that the PDP is in a hurry to return to power in 2019 and could not allow learners of political party rudiments at this time.

Still from Rudiments.

Don't hope for a jolly Manhunt - like massacre: walking through the game will require possessing at least rudiments of the tactical thinking and, more importantly, tons of luck.

As for Galton, by the time he was four years old he could write, read any book in the English language, knew basic maths (including the times tables), and had a passing hand in the basic rudiments of both Latin and French.

PDP is in a hurry to return to power in 2019 and could not allow learners of political party rudiments at this time.

Its oft - repeated rudiments are found in the longest and most important section of his Pastoral Care, Book Three.

The primordial life carried rudiments of every basic structure and function that appeared later.

We also intend to train people in, Electioneering, District Assembly rudiments and Entrepreneur skills.

Some historians of dress such as Bernard Rudofsky have ridiculed the evolution of jacket lapels into «vastly unnecessary flaps» and «decorative rudiments», [12] while others have celebrated the transformation of lapels into «fetishes» as part and parcel of fashion as expression.

Now that we've got the scientific rudiments in check, it's about time to explore how you can tell whether love or lust has a hold on you.

(For that matter, she doesn't even mention such rudiments as health and fire codes.)

The Preparatory Rudiments Exam Answers provide quick, easy and accurate marking.

These important rudiments led them toward building a culture of using data to inform and improve — from central office to classroom.

Jill Ratzan teaches research rudiments in central New Jersey.

Moving into Project DIVA F 2nd's main Play Mode reveals a rhythm game that's rooted in genre rudiments.

The release of Rollers of the Realm for the PlayStation 4, PS Vita, and PC demonstrates these stat - based rudiments merged with the core constituents of pinball, resulting in a largely likeable play experience - albeit with a few minor misgivings.

Skirmishing with basic enemies is rooted in DRPG rudiment, as players take turns trading blows with a selection of imaginative beasts, guided by a turn order indicator exhibited at the top of the screen.

As a deft celebration of the franchise's quarter - century of existence as well as a commemoration of the console's duration, the title nimbly blends classic rudiments with contemporary mechanics.

Titled Warhammer 40,000: Gladius, this brand - new 4X strategy game will combine the dark, gothic rudiments of the far future science - fantasy setting with classic 4X gameplay elements in order to bring to life the 40K universe in a way it never has been before.

But those who stand by the series for its role - playing rudiments certainly won't be disappointed, with the title making a few shrewd tweaks to its combat system.

At its core, are the action game rudiments where button presses initiate basic attacks.

While the protagonist is a high schooler, and there's the obligatory romantic rudiments - the story also mixes in elements of comedy, intrigue, and suspense.

Broomberg & Chanarin Rudiments 2015, HD video, 12» 00» 30.5 cm 00, ed.

The pair — from Johannesburg and London respectively — showed their 2015 film, Rudiments large screen in a darkened booth, along with work from their most recent exhibition of the same name, which closed in Lisson's London space at the end of October.

In her use of standard office equipment to create visual art out of lexical rudiments, one is reminded of the work of Wade Guyton, who produces paintings by working canvas through an ink jet printer.

Metro Pictures, New York, NY Rudiments d'un Musee Possible.

An extension the project, Every piece of dust on Freud's couch, will also be on show as part of the eighth British Art Show (Leeds Art Gallery, 9 October 2016 — 10 January 2016, then touring to Edinburgh, Norwich and Southampton) and coincides with the artists» debut solo exhibition entitled Rudiments at Lisson Gallery, 25 September — 30 October.

Knowledge of office products, specifically Excel and dedicated accounting software are further rudiments of working as an accounting analyst.

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In many of her paintings, the sky, which can just as easily be taken as an abstract field of pattern and color, is anchored by the barest rudiments of recession and a low horizon that is a juncture of light and substance.»

Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain, Rudiments d'un musie possible I, Geneva 1994 (illustration of another example).

They could just as easily be taken for abstract fields of pattern and color, yet the barest rudiments of land and sea, narrow bands at bottom that dissolve into the textures of light and clouds, create low horizons that are junctures of earth and sky.

Investors planning to invest in the stock market should learn all the knowledge about the stock market and the rudiments of investing, in order to avoid losing their money.

He went to college at St. Olaf in Minnesota, and after a year as a Fulbright scholar at the Sorbonne in 1951 he attended Luther Seminary in Minneapolis» where, over the next three years, he learned the rudiments of Lutheran dogmatics but little of the Church Fathers and almost nothing of modern developments in biblical studies and systematic theology.

There he induced them to accept the rudiments of a legal code and a religious system, through which they were disciplined and brought into conscious political unity, with the potentiality of developing in course of time into a nation.

The rudiments of the consequent Christian philosophy, theology, and art were already in place by the late third century: Christians could boast of Origen, for instance, a powerful intellect by any standard.

You don't understand the rudiments of logic.

«Phosphorescent gleams the point of the penis / rudiments or relics, disappearing, appearing, / live in the forlorn focus of the intellect, / eyes and ears, the turmoil of the mind of sensation» is one of the stranger quatrains, describing the emperor of Byzantium, stripped of his cope.