Sentence examples similar to Rudimentary elementary ability from inspiring English sources

Early incarnations of these in-house divisions, however, often employed junior staff members with only basic HTML skills and even more rudimentary management ability.

Recently we found [15] that fish, seeking safety from predators, display a rudimentary numerical ability in selecting the largest shoal.

Its ability to import from existing spreadsheets is rudimentary and its ability to sort data is almost useless.

But why should people with a rudimentary ability to use Photoshop like Ingraham have all the fun?

But there was disagreement about whether the hijackers themselves needed any special expertise beyond rudimentary ability at the controls.

By now, it is generally agreed that infants come equipped with a rudimentary ability to perceive and represent number.

Even with the advanced capabilities of AI products such as Amazon's Alexa, machines are rudimentary in their ability to understand the emotional tenor of a person, meeting, or organization.

Without wishing to downplay their hard work, I know pupils who have achieved an A* with what I would consider to be only the most rudimentary ability in French and certainly not a true A2-level.

The CD's have scans of all the bills, a summary of billing categories and in some cases, feature a rudimentary ability to search for specific bills or information.

"We have provided the first evidence that fish exhibit rudimentary mathematical abilities," said experimental psychologist Christian Agrillo, of the University of Padova in Italy.

Mice treated with the gene for this channel protein ran away from a bright light and followed a moving black-and-white pattern, suggesting that they had rudimentary visual abilities.