Encouraging students to begin their reflective practices during the early years of medical/dental school establishes both a foundation for personal and professional development with a set of rudimentary critical thinking skills which may be expanded and perfected through the remainder of their professional career.
"It's about changing the mentality away from thinking that basic, rudimentary technology is going to be good enough".
I wouldn't be surprised if this was a rudimentary look at part of what they're thinking about for their main site as well.
And PowerPoint demands at least some rudimentary preparation: a PowerPoint presenter is, by definition, not thinking about his or her material for the very first time.
That means dogs (and it turns out, cats too) may possess a rudimentary "theory of mind" -- an ability to intuit what others are thinking that is rare in the animal kingdom.
One of the problems with thinking about X chromosome dosage compensation in males is our rudimentary understanding of the relationship between gene dose and expression when a non-sex chromosome suffers a deletion.
This again is not surprising given their rudimentary form of organization and the fact that many of their owners might have been thinking about closing, therefore making organizational changes less relevant.
"One minute I'm thinking, There's nothing I can do, it's out of my hands, and the next I'm thinking, How can we set up some kind of commissary to feed them?" The prosthetics labs were rudimentary by his standards, and they gave him an impression of profound idleness.
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Thinking of possibilities in this way, we already have rudimentary geometrical features generated simply by the selection of generating conditions.
