But, actually, ants can do it in a rudimentary form.
I was playing a rudimentary form of tennis with my grandchildren.
The earliest penetrating munitions were developed in rudimentary form during World War II.
How in evolution could a rudimentary form of a rocket motor exist, something that was not yet a rocket motor?
Interviews with customers and others suggest that the functions were available, although some in more rudimentary form than others.
The large-scale use of value-added taxation began when France adopted a rudimentary form of it in 1954.
He presents an array of far better ideas, a few now actually being practiced in rudimentary form.
The liturgical dance in a rudimentary form was maintained for a long time in Christianity, as has been the procession.
That is not true of the examples in Athens – they have suffered severe damage from pollution and many have lost all but their rudimentary form.
But they evolved once, and they could evolve again – and may, in some rudimentary form, already be out there, waiting to be discovered.
But with his love of the exotic, his brilliant use of color and pattern, and his penchant for simplified, almost rudimentary form, Poiret most resembles Matisse.
