Sentence examples for important rudiments from inspiring English sources

The study found also, that the cultural resources of a mathematical community, such as norms of participation, are important rudiments of long-term change in the social positions that students construct.

This is sweeping and this is probably the most effective way and most important step in playing this rudiment.

Thus for the Palestinians it is more important now to have the Americans maintain at least the rudiments of the Oslo structure, which, to the Palestinians, means refusing to abandon the staged withdrawals.

Although our comparisons of advanced rudiment, early juvenile, and late juvenile stages provide important insights into the differences in pre- and postmetamorphic development, they do not take the full time-course into account.

Kidney rudiments developing in conventional organ culture show excellent recapitulation of in vivo development at a fine scale but one important large-scale aspect of development is typically lost, or at least seriously under-developed.

The rudiments still work.

And took the rudiments of human form.

"Cooper, by now one of the most important people in the Bank"; "My great passion by now was walking"; "For the last couple of months I had been... learning to bluff my way through the rudiments of banking".

"They didn't know the rudiments".

There were barely the rudiments of realism.

Outline of the rudiments of drumming.