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Their debut video, posted Feb. 17 and briefly the top-featured video on the site, is fairly rudimentary, from a musical perspective at least: in what the band describes as a "jam session," one iPhone plays keyboard software, another plays a virtual guitar program and a Nintendo DS video game player plays percussion.
Though they may lack color and volume and anything more than the most rudimentary sense of Renaissance perspective (these were all elements that Disney would develop, in conscious contradistinction to the Fleischers, in the mid to late 30s), they do possess exquisite graphic qualities, in particular a calligraphic sense of line that strongly suggests an individual artist's hand.
A numerical integration procedure for rotational motion using a rotation vector parametrization is explored from an engineering perspective by using rudimentary vector analysis.
From this perspective, the mouse rudimentary tooth primordia represent a natural model to test possibilities of tooth regeneration.
The game was a rudimentary space flight simulator, which featured a first-person perspective.
From the technical perspective, at the moment SDG-Pro offers a rudimentary mechanism for gateway allocation, which only considers static properties when deploying the software-defined gateways.
From the perspective of someone whose statistical education didn't extend much beyond rudimentary probability and econometrics, a few things struck me about the evidence that is presented in the slides.
From this perspective and of considerable importance in terms of clinical application, the rudimentary tooth primordia in mice represent a natural model to elucidate the mechanisms that support or inhibit tooth development and to test possibilities of tooth regeneration.
Such phenomena require not the "strong" or "robust" first-person perspective characteristic of persons, but only what Baker calls a "weak" or "rudimentary" first-person perspective roughly, the capacity to experience the world from an egocentric point of view (2000: 60 64).
