OntoWiki [2] is a web-based ontology which focuses on an instance editor that provides only rudimentary capabilities as the history of changes and ratings of ontology components.
Given the currently rudimentary capabilities shown by the preview version of QuickSight, there are a number of BI software vendors who derived a large portion of their growth in 2015 from customers heavily invested in Redshift.
This gene repertoire translates into a confident prediction of a complex cytoskeleton and membrane remodeling systems and is compatible with a rudimentary phagocytic capability.
Even rogue nations with rudimentary ASAT capabilities are a threat.
The service has some rudimentary AI capabilities, but the addition of Wise.io's technology — which can find patterns on its own — and its team will allow GE to offer a far more flexible model.
Tesla has demonstrated a unique appetite for risk, though, by equipping two of its cars, the Model S and Model X, with rudimentary self-driving capabilities.
Computational modeling and simulation have long track record of informing government decision-making, and decision-makers are hungry for better forecasting capabilities, even rudimentary ones, to support resource allocation decisions and timely policy, operational, and tactical responses in an uncertain and rapidly changing world [14 18].
But what makes this satellite particularly interesting is not its capabilities, which are rudimentary, but its owner: Iran.
Instead, we define eyes as organs that can sense both light intensity and direction with the necessary components for at least rudimentary spatial resolution or image-forming capabilities.
They will have the capabilities, however, to develop rudimentary emotional responses, but will lack the emotional complexity and attachment humans possess.
