Sentence examples for rudimentary interview from inspiring English sources
Guided by language-recognition software, SimCoach — there are several versions, male and female, young and older, white and black — appears on a computer screen and can conduct a rudimentary interview, gently probing for possible mental troubles.
Boeing had already rejected a third of the candidates interviewed because they lacked even rudimentary reading and math skills or had poor employment histories.
On 10 September – less than two weeks after being named the vice presidential candidate and during preparation for an interview with Charlie Gibson McCainin's staff realized that "her grasp of rudimentary facts and concepts was minimal".
He has only rudimentary knowledge of global affairs, as evident by the transcript of his latest interview with the British and German media.
As we interviewed more queens, I became even more interested in perfecting the rudimentary skills I had begun to develop.
The reviewer provided some rudimentary Hatto biography, and a month later MusicWeb posted the transcript of a lengthy 1973 interview that Hatto had apparently given to Burnett James, a British music writer, who died in 1987.
The aim was to build on a rudimentary map of VR provision generated by the clinical therapist and to identify key stakeholders for interview.
Dr. Curnoe said in an interview, "while it seems possible that Homo gautengensis had language it would have been more rudimentary than ours, lacking the complex tones and lacking a grammar, as all human languages have".
As our interview made clear, nobody on the production team seemed particularly bothered with cultural sensitivity or rudimentary research.
Interviews with customers and others suggest that the functions were available, although some in more rudimentary form than others.
In an interview with Forbes, Savander said that Nokia's aim with location-based services was to turn the rudimentary "I am here" of GPS into something more "actionable"–"where is something, get me there," he explains.
