rudimentary
ലളിതമായ
definition
adjective
he received a rudimentary education
involving or limited to basic principles.
example
In rare cases the first thoracic rib may be 'rudimentary' and similar in appearance to cervical ribs.
They had few rights and a very 'rudimentary' education, in some cases none if the money was not available to pay for it.
In remote areas, there are not even roads let alone 'rudimentary' education and health facilities.
They have small, 'rudimentary' clavicles, a small procoracoid process, no syrinx, and reduced caeca.
U.S. officials believe that a 'rudimentary' missile defence system might be operational by 2005.
In his shabby Cologne apartment in 1973, Brinkmann used 'rudimentary' means to improvise on a few scraps of paper.
The majority lack access to the most 'rudimentary' services - health, education, welfare and even roads.
The 'rudimentary' external genitalia are similarly common to male and female in the early weeks of fetal life.
When I first got into it, the visual language of television animation was very, very 'rudimentary' .
The first digit, or dew claw, is 'rudimentary' but clawed and does not contact the ground.
The anterior tibial may be absent, 'rudimentary' , or highly developed.
There is no evidence that primates have any, even 'rudimentary' , human-like insight into the effect of their communications.
A 'rudimentary' understanding of the inner-workings of cars is recommended but some beginners' classes start at square one.
Medical, education and public infrastructure is almost non-existent and what is there is 'rudimentary' .
Occasionally babies are born without a thumb or with a 'rudimentary' thumb.
Mallory had only 'rudimentary' oxygen equipment, no radio, a basic cotton tent and hobnail boots.
With only a 'rudimentary' education in Afrikaans they are denied access to a functional mastery of English.
The two events got me thinking about Adam Smith because, in some 'rudimentary' way, they relate to a question of supply and demand.
Still another unusual feature which appeared in some of the later sauropods was 'rudimentary' body armor.
Having been brought up in the small village of Snitterfield he is likely to have received only a 'rudimentary' education, and seems not to have learned to write.
Local priests were drawn largely from the peasant communities they served and were probably afforded only 'rudimentary' education.
School inspectors' reports suggest that education was 'rudimentary' .
The French built an infrastructure and created a 'rudimentary' education system.
Several hours earlier we had been given a 'rudimentary' map, told how to switch the engine on or off and that was it.
In the early seventies, aviation throwbacks would haul their 'rudimentary' hang gliders up some remote hillock and leap off.
The long bones of the limbs appeared as 'rudimentary' ossicles.
Field commanders were tethered to and limited by a very 'rudimentary' logistics infrastructure.
Even as embryos, we possess many anatomical features of our future adult bodies, albeit often in 'rudimentary' form.
Although there is no substantive evidence of apes having a theory of mind, they may possess its precursor - a 'rudimentary' self-awareness.
One of my proudest achievements as an adult is having picked up a 'rudimentary' understanding of test cricket.
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