Sentence examples for rudimentary introduction from inspiring English sources

Excised from kindergarten lesson plans, for example, are exercises to identify and create repeating patterns, which were meant as a rudimentary introduction to algebra concepts.

It is a rudimentary introduction to carbon cap and trade systems and the question of allocating permits, an argument (or three) in favor of auctioning permits, and a review of the political state of play around the question.

To make time for the additional numbers, the new standards drop rudimentary introductions to concepts in algebra and statistics.

With the introduction of rudimentary Internet service on millions of cell phones here last year, this private realm has just been dramatically expanded; people's telephones now double as portable offices.

Members are not charged for the right to post a résumé, join a group, perform rudimentary searches and seek introductions to strangers through friends.

For churches with less money, the introduction of more rudimentary deterrents may be inevitable.

A brief introduction to databases provides a rudimentary grounding in using either SQL Server or Microsoft Access in.NET applications.

The topics are not covered comprehensively, but the chapters might serve as a basic introduction to readers who need only a rudimentary understanding of the area, and the bibliography provides resources for those who wish to understand the topics in more depth.

It seeks to help children develop their creativity through storytelling, art and introductions to mathematical concepts, computer skills and rudimentary foreign language skills.

Rudimentary neurologic testing was performed for all patients before and after introduction of SU therapy, as described previously (3).

My introduction to spring training began in 1963, when the second-year Mets and the historic Cardinals shared the rudimentary Al Lang Stadium.