Meanings of rudimentary form in English

The secret of the Druid Sleep was already his, though still in its rudimentary form.

Party organization was visible only in its most rudimentary form- aleaderand a personal following.

Luther, Calvin and Knox possessed the elements of Submission, Character and Service only in rudimentary form.

It is inherited in rudimentary form by all of them, from the earliest fishes to man.

A rudimentary form of teacher-training was begun.

Though some of these features exist in rudimentary form today, they'll be far more capable within five years.

Amalfi suspected that some rudimentary form of friction-field was keeping the mud in a state of stiff gel.

In these respects this boat possessed, in rudimentary form, the essentials of the lifeboat of the present day.

It first appears, in a very rudimentary form, in the earliest of the Epistles, that to the Thessalonians.

The stem-form of the mammals certainly had claws; we find them in a rudimentary form even in the salamander.

In some rudimentary form the seller's appeal to the buyer must, however, have accompanied the earliest development of trade.

However, I suspect not; at least nothing more than leaking a rudimentary form of contact back into her own continuum.

Parliament, habeas corpus, bail, the independence of the judiciary, are all of later growth, or existed only in rudimentary form.

The most rudimentary form of DD is the extra health packs that magically start to appear when players are dying off too early.

It is, of course, a necessary assumption that these secondary sexual characters may be transmitted to the female, although perhaps in rudimentary form.

Sincerity or honesty is a low and very rudimentary form of virtue that is only to be found to any considerable extent among the protozoa.