Sentence examples for rudimentary technical from inspiring English sources

The experts have concluded that only rudimentary technical skills were required to build the bombs, broadening the pool of possible suspects.

But this then throws up a rudimentary technical problem, namely, that we are expected to believe that Adrian could have come up with a formulation — and an alleged source — not only implausibly beyond the capacities of even the most precocious adolescent but distinctly sharper than anything else his creator manages in the course of the book.

Alfieri, who teaches a sports-in-society graduate course at the State University at Stony Brook, is candid about Lapchick's rudimentary grasp of the technical game, but he praises his coach for teaching teamwork and alertness, for being a font of wisdom.

European banking is unfixable because our technical knowledge is rudimentary and the basic political condition about coincidence of private and social interest is not satisfied.

The underlying reasons for this may be that (i) most of the SPINK1 promoter variants are rare or even unique to particular individuals, (ii) our knowledge of the regulatory elements in the SPINK1 gene promoter is still fairly rudimentary and (iii) there are technical difficulties inherent in the functional characterization of promoter variation that invariably need to be overcome.

The audience watches "Gloriana" as if it were performed in a school auditorium whose nondescript furnishings are matched only by its meager technical facilities; "scenery" is rudimentary.

But even when they get back to work the air traffic control experts at the FAA have zero technical means and only rudimentary ideas about how to control lots of low-altitude flights over densely populated areas by commercial vehicles that may or may not have human pilots in them.

IS's beheading videos are rudimentary and certainly do not match the technical prowess of some of its other feature-length productions.

In the past, social systems have lacked the technical sophistication to sustain life beyond rudimentary levels, and there has been little practical speculation about what appears improbable.

Some other limiting factors include use of rudimentary simulation environment modeling with several of the critical technical features missing from the implementation of both standards.

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.