Sentence examples for rudimentary change from inspiring English sources

Conveniently, too, his appearance had somehow altered, for Smiley had discovered in himself a talent for the part which went beyond the rudimentary change to his hair and the addition of a small moustache.

Indeed, a rudimentary change to the constitution's provisions on initiatives, Proposition 219, was approved by more than two thirds of voters in June 1998.

As concerns rise about the state of America's cities and the bond markets where they raise money, federal regulators on Tuesday called for broad reforms, while noting that some of the most rudimentary changes would require an act of Congress.

Its dozen scenes, separated by blackouts and rudimentary set changes, are not ordered chronologically, though the purpose of such a narrative device is unclear.

One ringer acts as a conductor, giving rudimentary guidance, but change ringing is very much a group effort.

In theater, on the other hand, something as rudimentary as an instant change of costume makes grown-ups gasp.

He later studied bacteria and made observations of their ability to sense chemicals and even to remember them, in a display of rudimentary memory for environmental change.

Furthermore, despite the severity of AN, the number of existing structural neuroimaging studies is still relatively low, and our knowledge of the underlying cellular and molecular mechanisms for macrostructural brain changes is rudimentary.

Due to this complexity, our understanding of the molecular processes in these plastic changes is rudimentary.

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.

The rudimentary governing equations have been changed to a set of differential nonlinear and coupled equations using suitable similarity variables.