Sentence examples for rudimentary control from inspiring English sources

Even now, many have unpaved runways or at most lightly paved runways with tiny terminal or administration buildings, a rudimentary control tower, and crude landing aids.

Although a number of diffractometer manufacturers provide rudimentary control of low temperature devices via their data collection software, it is generally not flexible enough to carry out complex variable temperature experiments in an automated fashion.

He had control over eye movements and rudimentary control of one foot.

Thus, while histone post-translational modifications have not been observed in archaeal histones (Forbes et al., 2004), our observation suggests that some rudimentary control over chromatin accessibility may occur via the action of ancient NAT family members.

Publishers of medical journals do not take responsibility for the content of advertisement claims and usually exert only rudimentary controls to avoid the publication of offensive, aggressive, or exaggerated advertisement claims.

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.

The set was rudimentary: the control room of the satellite-communication center would be completed with computer-generated imagery, imagined by the Wachowskis down to the minutest detail.

To protect the interests of the mainly British missionaries and mainly French planters, the British and French governments established rudimentary political control with a Joint Naval Commission in 1887.

In Washington, Barack Obama, voiced exasperation over the "ritual" of mass shootings in the US, which he said routinely shock the nation but then fail to convince Congress to initiate even rudimentary gun control laws.

Actually, that's precisely what we're talking about here, if what we're talking about is making concrete legislative progress on rudimentary gun control, such as tightening up background checks.

The inborn ability to vocalize is built into the brain stem of mice, whereas pitch modulation and melody comes from the rudimentary motor control center, Jarvis hypothesized.