Sentence examples for rudimentary that from inspiring English sources

There was also a project called Soldier In The System that the US Army was developing, sort of a robotic soldier not a bipedal robot, but something rudimentary that would kill you if programmed to do so.

He suggested a design that was simple but not so rudimentary that it might look like a high school wood-shop project.

Viruses reproduce rapidly and often with violent results, yet they are so rudimentary that many scientists don't even consider them to be alive.

How could an airplane like this, its design so rudimentary that a fanciful model builder can imagine his own hand in the work, have flown all the way from New York to Paris?

Its grade-school-level acting, for instance, is so rudimentary that it makes the cast of "The Blair Witch Project" (which "Ice From the Sun" seems to be consciously parodying at times) appear Stanislavskian.

In a Family That Reads Together, Children Benefit FOR many parents, teaching young children their own names or the words for shapes and colors is so rudimentary that it barely warrants a second thought.

One irony about the dominance of this metaphor is that the neural-networked AI machines of today look little like the rudimentary computers that inspired the original metaphor.

The Columbia report details how Erdely repeatedly failed to do even rudimentary reporting that would've cast doubt on Jackie's story, including independently verifying that the alleged ringleader even existed.

And the more rudimentary scrutiny that accompanies all officiating.

A kite is a rudimentary airfoil that can be flown for pleasure or study.

So there are a few last rudimentary tips that bear repeating.