Sentence examples for rudimentary logic from inspiring English sources

"It's a pretty brutal game," says Chang. "It definitely requires a lot of concentration, where you only think about this rudimentary logic.

At first things were promising, and the system seemed to be putting together a rudimentary logic, although it wasn't using the "real" words for these colors.

If you think McGregor's brands are just about looking good – or that price or rudimentary logic might keep people away – you clearly haven't heard of his new whiskey, "Proper Twelve", launched two weeks ago in Ireland and the US to such high sales that Tesco had to limit customers to two bottles each, despite it costing €8 (£7) more than Jameson, a competitor McGregor has said is "toast".

In the race to make computer chips that are ever faster and ever smaller, scientists at Harvard University have grown tiny crystal rods of silicon and other semiconductors, then sluiced them onto chips to form rudimentary circuits that perform basic logic operations.

For others, ambitions aren't so easily met, and they embark on a project to build a scale replica of the Taj Mahal, or the Starship Enterprise, or even to use sand and water to create logic gates that fire a giant rudimentary computer scrawled into the landscape.

Sometimes, claims regarding the usefulness of logic in the methodology of the empirical sciences are, in effect, restricted to such rudimentary applications.

Trials are often rudimentary.

These now seem rudimentary.

The furniture is very rudimentary.

Corporate governance is rudimentary.

*Those rudimentary calculations never work.