Sentence examples for rudimentary first from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this analytical threshold model is capable of doing rudimentary first order comparisons of the threshold voltage with respect to device dimensions and semiconductor material type.

I thought I would suggest that they write about their experience of what happened, and, to show them that I believe it doesn't matter how ill-made or incomplete a first draft may be, I bundled my page's worth of first scribblings together into a poemlike column that had very little coherence and read to the students this rudimentary first version.

As Sagan noted, at one-tenth the speed of light, our rudimentary first starship would take over 40 years to reach Alpha Centauri.

For animals that had not been followed from birth, age determination was performed by evaluation of an extracted rudimentary first maxillary premolar tooth [ 14].

Such phenomena require not the "strong" or "robust" first-person perspective characteristic of persons, but only what Baker calls a "weak" or "rudimentary" first-person perspective roughly, the capacity to experience the world from an egocentric point of view (2000: 60 64).

Iran also agreed to not enrich uranium over 3.67%, far below weapons grade, for at least 15 years and to use only rudimentary, first-generation centrifuges.

Their limbs are reduced in size; the front feet have five digits with little or no webbing, and the hind feet have four webbed digits and a rudimentary fifth.

There are five lumbar vertebrae with a rudimentary sixth.

External, visceral and skeletal examinations of the foetuses did neither reveal major abnormalities nor were there any difference in other soft-tissue and skeletal variations, such as dilated ureter, extra fourteenth ribs, rudimentary thirteenth ribs and delayed ossification of thoracic vertebrae (Saillenfait et al. 1989).

Skiffle, style of music played on rudimentary instruments, first popularized in the United States in the 1920s but revived by British musicians in the mid-1950s.

Rudimentary stepwells first appeared in India in the 3rd century ce, born of necessity in a capricious monsoonal climate zone that is bone-dry for much of the year yet drenched by torrential rains for many weeks.