Sentence examples for rudimentary instruments from inspiring English sources

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.

Sometimes in ramshackle clinics, sometimes with rudimentary instruments, he has operated in Sierra Leone, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The oldest and most rudimentary instruments—sharp-edged stones created by banging rounded rocks against larger stone "anvils"—belong to the Oldowan culture, dating back to about 2.6 million years ago and persisting to about 1.7 million years ago.

Should we, perhaps, even think of Thomas's finger here as a rudimentary scientific instrument?

Instrumental inclination data are scarce before AD 1750, and perhaps approximate given the rudimentary design of instruments used at that time (see illustration, for instance, in Cabeo 1628 or Kircher 1641).

The DHA proposed by SESP was a type of assistant for promoting individual prevention and performing rudimentary work with instruments on schoolchildren.

The instruments are rudimentary.

Rudimentary silhouettes of musical instruments, farm tools, animals, people working and fighting, industrial structures, trains, planes and automobiles and words like Emancipation, Empire and Mohawk are arranged in rows, translating America history into an expansive semiotic flow chart.

Although he wrote many lines for the guitar, Mercury possessed only rudimentary skills on the instrument.

The Hong Kong facility was cramped; the instruments ranged from rudimentary to esoteric; the band were often physically touching.

Using a combination of precision flight instruments and a rudimentary radio, he flew around the field and landed, completing the first blind flight and landing.