In human terms, this means that in Ecuador and elsewhere in the Third World (among the poor in particular) men and women are sick and even dying without knowledge of their conditions and without access to even the most rudimentary screening and treatment services.
When shooting, not only are they working with their cast, they're consulting a second screen, watching rudimentary versions of the actors' digital characters playing the same action.
A few years later, in 2004, a visitor to the studio might have noticed a rudimentary, oversized touch-responsive screen lying on a table.
For example, Barnes & Noble's color Nook may not be All-New, but it has a color touch screen, a rudimentary Web browser and an e-mail program.
The first of these is OmmWriter Dana II ($4.99, Mac/PC/iPad), a seemingly patchouli-scented editor that turns off all of your notifications and presents you with a blank, bare screen with a rudimentary editor.
You walk in a room today and you assume everything in the room is an inert object unless there is evidence that it has some rudimentary intelligence, it has a screen or a power cable coming from it.
He started by writing the title screen music and programming rudimentary character movements.
For example, "Franchise for Aborigines", was a 1962 series of rudimentary images designed for projection onto a screen or wall in remote Australia.
In the art deco cathedral home of the Chicago Tribune we watched in awe as a journalist summoned up rudimentary pictures and text on a flickering screen.
Guided by language-recognition software, SimCoach — there are several versions, male and female, young and older, white and black — appears on a computer screen and can conduct a rudimentary interview, gently probing for possible mental troubles.
