Sentence examples for Elementary exercise from inspiring English sources

In "La Campanella," for instance, he makes a punishing étude seem like an elementary exercise, with only his crisply articulated sense of rhythm giving away the game.

To prove identity (1.4.4), we can first consider the special case when f is the Fourier transform of an (L^1) function, in which case this is an elementary exercise, and then consider suitable approximation, see [53, 57] for details.

For starters she suggests going barefoot around the house or performing the elementary exercise of pointing and flexing the bare foot 10 times.

And the greatest judo master still goes through the elementary exercises every day, just as the greatest pianist in the West does his scales every day.

It is therefore disconcerting to find several pages given up to the working out in detail of the formula for the moments of inertia of such simple sections as form the most elementary exercises in integration.

(Police) In the "fire in the elementary school" exercise (Exercise 10, Table 2), police were instructed to register injured students.

In the "fire in the high school" and "fire in the elementary school" exercises (Exercises 4 and 10, Table 2), firemen wearing smoke helmets evacuated smoke-injured young people for most of the exercise, a task that they were well acquainted with from previous experience (Fig. 2).

The physical practices consisted of elementary breathing exercises and loosening exercises followed by asanas under four categories (standing, sitting, prone and supine), pranayama, kriyas, and meditation based on raja yoga.

But that calculation may have changed after another dysfunctional day at the polls in Florida, this time in what had seemed to be a rather elementary electoral exercise: a three-way statewide primary among Democrats seeking to run against Mr. Bush in November.

His bill to name the red-legged frog the official state amphibian was the result of an educational exercise: elementary school students in his district identified its connection to the state as part of a project to research California history.

This kind of elementary brain-reading exercise is very far from practical applications, but it is already useful for researchers determining how patterns of neural activity encode language, whether word-by-word or letter-by-letter.