Sentence examples for rudimentary network from inspiring English sources
The computerized medical intake system, a "rudimentary" network that cost $200,000, also allows workers to generate requests for specialized care for a number of medical and mental health problems faster and more accurately, she said.
Even by the end of 1969, there was just a rudimentary network linking four computers at four research centers: the University of California, Los Angeles; the Stanford Research Institute; the University of California, Santa Barbara; and the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
In order to evaluate the performance of the proposed schemes, we apply the Rudimentary Network Emulator (RUNE) [12].
We did not find any explanation for incorrect gene essentiality predictions based on simple statistics such as rudimentary network size metrics.
A rudimentary broadband network began to take shape as locals agreed to have wireless radio equipment attached to their chimney breasts which received signal from St Andrew's.
But with only a rudimentary computer network available to help them in 1979, officials at the hospital, Norfolk General, could not find a suitable recipient for one of the kidneys, and they knew they had only 72 hours, at most, to do so.
Once upon a time, Reader acted as rudimentary social network, allowing users to share stories from within the app.
Researchers have been developing such systems for more than a decade, and in 2008 they connected six of them together to form a rudimentary quantum network in Vienna.
The country is very mountainous with a rudimentary road network and limited means of transportation.
When drafted in 1988, the ITU's regulations covering cross-border telecommunications contained no reference to the internet which, at the time, was a rudimentary set of network interconnections used by researchers in America, where the technology was invented.
Alr maintains mitochondria in a rudimentary ultra-structure network that is associated with low oxidative capacity and is thought to be one mechanism that maintains pluripotency in a murine hematopoietic stem cell model (Todd et al. 2010; Wilkerson and Sankar 2011).
