Storytellers can also draw their own scenes with a rudimentary set of illustration tools, or buy packs of additional scenes and characters for $1.
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.
What Big River Steel wanted from most of its new workers, Gene Bennett, the vice-president for workforce development at Arkansas Northeastern, explained to me, was a "rudimentary" set of skills — for them to be able to recognize basic tools and be able to use a computer.
In other words, you shouldn't be able to change the way software behaves in a matter of seconds with a rudimentary set of skills.
In order to discover the best bin size, a rudimentary set of experiments is carried out to find the best bin size which gives better performance.
Using a fairly rudimentary set of brushes and tools, you set an object in a scene and try your darnedest to push, pull, and bend it until it looks realistic.
In addition to the branchiostegal lung, the coconut crab has an additional rudimentary set of gills.
Genome-wide analyses using BLAST searches for either homologs or putative orthologs of known autophagy components have uncovered a rudimentary set of ATG genes.
We demonstrated that the human malaria parasite has modified the canonical autophagy pathway to a rudimentary set of ATG genes that participate not only in apicoplast biogenesis, but in additional functions of cellular development.
To make our suggestion less abstract, we considered a very rudimentary set of principles, based on two criteria often used in tiered pricing debates: GNI per capita and burden of disease [ 12]. (Obviously, more sophisticated set of principles could and probably should be developed and included in the Convention).
