Sentence examples for besides the basics from inspiring English sources

I have had the an amazing, inspiring, personally challenging experience throughout XMA (Executive Master's Program in Change Leadership) where besides the "basics" I have learned about the power of groups and a lot more about me as an instrument… XMA was a gift, a great one, to me, so thank you Debra, Bill, Warner, Carin, Elissa, Alan, Peter, Terry and all others for everything!

Controls on the steering wheel allow you to choose which information (besides the basics like speed and fuel level) is displayed.

But for all of my feminist cultural immersion, I still didn't really know that much about it besides the basics: equal rights for women and the belief that white men have been dictating too much for too long.

Besides the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic, Mr. Normile credited Mrs. Doyle — then Miss LaVarella — with masterly lessons in how to behave.

Besides the basics of navigating, students learn to build robots that respond to light and touch in order to carry out complex tasks on color-coded mats.

Besides the basics of the hormone based control mechanisms, especially for the analog domain, this paper adapts the AHS upon mixed-signal SoC and presents the evaluation of a completely simulated AHS-controlled SoC.

"What makes this compelling besides the basic economics is the huge social and environmental effect it has on the region and villagers," he says.

Thus, for scale separation, no additional discretization besides the basic one is required, in contrast to earlier approaches based on geometric multigrid methods.

It includes, besides the basic one, measurements of blood flow volumes in carotid and vertebral arteries and in jugular and vertebral veins (inflow and outflow), with the definition of the drainage pattern.

It would be easy to conclude that nothing more can be said about the subject: after all, everybody knows about our obvious failures and, besides, the basic elements of the political struggle are stultifyingly similar year after year, including this one.

Common to all, besides the basic object and method of play, is the distinctive feature of "social status," whereby the players not only adopt different roles according to how well or how badly they are doing but also change their relative seating positions from deal to deal in accordance with their respective roles.