Creating computer-controlled characters with rudimentary behaviors is a relative breeze.
The zombies, like the rabid dogs that are their companions, nonetheless display rudimentary pack behavior and are even able to set traps and make plans.
Then there's the question of whether the pattern on the shell is truly evidence of rudimentary symbolic behavior.
The brain's reward system, from flies to humans, is rudimentary, reinforcing one behavior when another isn't possible.
One possible explanation was that supposed vocal non-learners actually have rudimentary vocal learning behavior and rudimentary cerebral vocal nuclei that were then independently amplified in vocal learners (Fig. 1A); however, none have been found despite efforts to search for them [13], [15], [79] (and this study).
In art, the proper mimicry of these nuanced signs of trauma, and especially the isolation and framing of these signs by the appropriate political and moral context and presentation, makes trauma readable to anyone possessed of the most rudimentary recognition of healthy behaviors.
Even in those modest times of rudimentary television and relatively modest behavior, it was a very big thing.
While what we know about the brain, cognition, feelings and behavior remains very rudimentary (and is likely to change), social scientists and educated readers need to keep an open mind about what we know and can do today.
Additionally, students should have at least a rudimentary background in talking about animal behavior and cooperative situations like the prisoner's dilemma.
We first consider static snapshots of Knowledge-Net corresponding to the 7 years of its existence, and by studying the classical centrality measures in those time intervals, we provide rudimentary indications of the networks' temporal behavior.
