Synonym: fundamental, underlying, vestigial. Similar words: momentary, commentary, elementary, documentary, embodiment, impediment, experimental, dimension. Meaning: ['ruːdɪ'mentərɪ / -trɪ] adj. 1. being or involving basic facts or principles 2. being in the earliest stages of development 3. not fully developed in mature animals.
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61. Even the most rudimentary questions were impossible for them to answer.
62. His skill was diplomacy; his briefing on weapons system had obviously been rudimentary.
63. Kettenkrad will no longer have the rudimentary repair ability before Tank Destroyer command tree is selected.
64. For the most part, users must go through a bit of trouble (i.e., downloading and installing codecs from off-site), although audio content now has rudimentary in-browser support.
65. However, Chinese students majoring in rocketry at the Moscow Aviation Institute had gained a rudimentary knowledge of the R-12 even though they had not actually seen it.
66. It is hoped that through the discussion here, we can have a rudimentary understanding of the sensible epistemology of scholasticism .
67. A rudimentary public finance framework compatible with the socialist market economy came into being.
68. In Canada the French were schooling them in a rudimentary way.
69. All UNIX systems come with at least a rudimentary mail system.
70. Since they had no cooking implements their cookery must have been rudimentary or non - existent.
71. To start, create a few different terrain types and throw together some really rudimentary map tiles to represent each terrain type.
72. The minute, rudimentary plant contained within a seed or an archegonium.
73. RPC also introduced a rudimentary way of defining an interface between the client and the server through the use of a specification file.
74. Article 8 Rudimentary training shall be carried out by vocational training institutions.
75. Whether the empty glume of rice spikelete came from leaf or rudimentary spikelete still remains less understood.
76. Quickly came assembly language, which abstracted away the ones and zeros to provide rudimentary machine instructions such as load register X with value Y.
77. She, impending disaster itself, walked about with gathered shadow at the eyes and the rudimentary muscles of savagery fixing the hard lines of her mouth.
78. This paper proposes the concept of adjustable loop and tries to make some rudimentary study of the multiple optimum-solution of minimum cost flow.
79. In a more rudimentary form, this analysis is discernible in a number of other modern opinions.
80. This may be possible in a village society with rudimentary specialization.
81. These ambiguities were partly inherent in the rudimentary state of strategic doctrine.
82. Some species of water bears actually have rudimentary excretory organs.
83. Consisting of a rudimentary metal tube mounted on a wooden pole and awkwardly ignited, this basic design left little room for aiming.
84. As a rudimentary basketball player, to strengthen bounce and vital capacity are very important.
85. Rudimentary organs, from being useless, are not regulated by natural selection, and hence are variable.
86. "Two fully functional penes is unheard of even in medical literature. In the more common form of diphallus, one organ is rudimentary, " the newspaper quoted a surgeon as saying.
87. It's hard to imagine, but the giant sections of steel that are being worked on above the drydock are hoisted above the ground on these rudimentary blocks. Sentencedict.com
88. Any of various plants of the genus Salicornia, growing in salt marshes and having fleshy stems and rudimentary, scalelike leaves.
89. A donga is a rudimentary shack, dusted with red dirt but fitted out with flat-screen TVs, sophisticated communications, and creature comforts.
90. Higher-level, or "swarm", intelligence emerges from those rudimentary rules in ways that would be difficult to program into conventional software.
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