Sentence examples for rudimentary command from inspiring English sources
I vaguely remember a couple of hours of dark frustration, and a total incomprehension only partly down to my rudimentary command of German.
The forces still have some rudimentary command and control, officials say, though it is not clear if anyone is in over-all charge of the Iraqi defenses.
Hindes said he crashed "on purpose to get a restart" and added, "It was all planned, really," but British team officials explained away the comments as a misunderstanding based on the German-born Hindes's rudimentary command of English.
It didn't take long for my husband, Richard, and me, and two friends from New York with whom we were traveling, to grasp a system that was reasonably effective even with our limited knowledge of menu Turkish and most waiters' rudimentary command of English.
Neither requires much education or any special skills beyond a rudimentary command of English and how a store works.
Since the orangutans possess a rudimentary understanding of spoken commands or requests, the researchers could ask them to drink water that had been modified to contain heavier isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen and then to urinate in cups for analysis.
The current version of middleware was designed as a first prototype, which is generic-form rudimentary coding that invokes commands from both ArcGIS and Vensim.
The commands are quite rudimentary right now and focus mostly around loose requests like "boil the ramen for a few minutes" which, with enough processing, can be turned into a step-by-step set of commands.
The French text is given, and his language is easily understood even if your command of French is rudimentary.
They were expected to learn enough rudimentary Arabic so they could answer commands: "Come here," "Sit down," "Don't go out" and "Wait for me," said Ms. Endang, reciting the requisite phrases.
To the French, Italians and Spaniards, whose command of English is typically rudimentary, language remains an insurmountable obstacle.
