Sentence examples similar to rudimentary perception from inspiring English sources

And once you know that it's blue and black, if you have even a rudimentary understanding of the way that light affects color perception, there is no longer a reason for debate.

The existence of such abilities in rudimentary life forms such as bacteria suggests that the perception of environmental gradients might also occur in additional organisms which lack central nervous systems.

Some of their distinctive traits: they are unintelligent - flight becomes, a substitute for cleverness; they seem to have almost all their sensory perceptions blunted - their powers of touch and smell are rudimentary; the ear serves chiefly as an organ of equilibrium.

Apart from the obvious general cognitive competencies memory, perception, etc. there are many particular competencies rudimentary arithmetic abilities, understanding of the rules of games, rudimentary understanding of national politics, etc. which are tested in the course of repeated runs of the Imitation Game.

Gaze perception develops gradually during the first year of life in typical development (Symons, Hains, & Muir, 1998), but rudimentary forms of gaze-following are present from days after birth (Farroni et al., 2003).

Trials are often rudimentary.

These now seem rudimentary.

The furniture is very rudimentary.

Corporate governance is rudimentary.

Perception, reality; reality, perception.

Rudimentary things like that.