In many areas, when it is a question of interpreting the use of rudimentary tools or of certain elementary religious phenomena, prehistory and cultural anthropology are mutually helpful.
A mere semester of Latin and one of Greek rigorously taught would not only render sheepskin Latin legible, but the courses would also give kids rudimentary tools to use, for openers, in occasional investigations of Western civilization's received wisdom.
He has been working as a shoe shiner for three years, and the tin he is carrying holds the rudimentary tools of his trade – a sponge, brush and shoe polish.
In her interview in the Guardian's hushed atmosphere and during her appearance at the ODI, Okot bemoaned Africa's farmers' lack of productivity and their reliance on rudimentary tools.
And it's an appropriate name for this group from Wroclaw, Poland, which at first glance seems to use rudimentary tools — knives, coins, wineglasses, a metal bowl — to create percussive sounds.
Though there have been efforts at agarian reform the most prevalent agricultural existence is that of the "conuquero" - the nomadic peasant, who with rudimentary tools, raises subsistence crops on mountain slopes he has cleared, & when the soil becomes exhausted moves to a new patch of land & starts over.
It also discusses some rudimentary tools for setting up manufacturing process controls.
Approaches to maximizing capacity usage and yields on a daily basis, however, are often supported with only rudimentary tools.
Visibility into systems, managing patches, vulnerabilities and security workflows are still being accomplished with rudimentary tools," Lu said.
