Sentence examples for comparatively crude from inspiring English sources

They have comparatively crude weaponry.

The Islamic State's efforts have been comparatively crude.

He began his career as an actor, and, even at the outset, with comparatively crude command, he turned his actor's understanding of subtext into a metaphysic.

The animation is comparatively crude, and the episodes tend to follow a single story line -- as opposed to today's swerving narratives.

In those days, Arabs were considered magicians and wizards, perhaps because their knowledge of math and science far outstripped the comparatively crude Christian North.

He explains that Sanger sequencing, the comparatively crude method used by pioneer J Craig Venter to map the human genome in 2000, chopped up DNA into relatively short pieces, but the Halcyon Molecular approach works with longer "read lengths".

However, Chowdhury et al. and Kumar ent al. reported comparatively equal amount of crude protein in mustard cakes (Anil Kumar et al., 2002; Chowdhury et al. 2010).

Its composition shows 60-65 percent moisture, 20-3120-31percentbohydratether2-0.6 pextractsther extracts, 1-21-2percentrude protein and a comparatively low content of vitamins and minerals.

Crude oil is a mixture of comparatively volatile liquid hydrocarbons (compounds composed mainly of hydrogen and carbon), though it also contains some nitrogen, sulfur, and oxygen.

With the relatively primitive apparatus available and limited power, the processing of the whole root would entail difficulties in rasping and in removing dirt, crude fibre and cork particles, whereas comparatively little extra starch would be gained.

Oil sands (e.g., tar sands oil, crude bitumen), unlike crude oil, is a comparatively "dirty" fuel.