Cruder

As an overcompensation for the cruder and broader measurements of earlier generations, this tangible sample has the ability to distort the notion of what works.

This is a far cruder book than Colmore’s, although it does have a plot of sorts as its heroine, a Black Country millworker called Jenny Clegg, brings the love of her life round to her way of thinking by her courage and commitment.

The idea is to do away with cruder, rule-based systems and use machine learning to negate false positives and give merchants more confidence accepting customers/transactions.

Actually, she might have even been a little cruder than that — it was hard to hear.

As a result of a rushed development programme, the first Tu-144 prototype was substantially different from the preproduction machines, but both were cruder than Concorde.

Despite this, Gramsci resigned himself to the existence of this arguably cruder form of Marxism.

In other transition metal complexes this yields a useful, if somewhat cruder, estimate.

It adhered more closely to the comic strip, although it was hampered by cruder animation than the UPA shorts, typical of the studio's production standards.

Most biographies of Bernstein state that his lifestyle became more excessive and his personal behavior sometimes cruder after her death.

Some believe it to be an earlier, cruder attempt at a hoax, citation and others (including Roy Mackal and Maurice Burton ) consider it a picture of a diving bird or otter which Wilson mistook for the monster.

The other console's games had a blip sound and cruder graphics, while the Intellivision featured a realistic swing sound and striking of the ball, and graphics that suggested a more 3D look.

There is reason to believe, however, that Anthony and Stanton hoped to draw the volatile Train away from his cruder forms of racism, and that he had actually begun to do so.

These were completely stamped and machine-pressed constructions (in the 1940s, industrial processes were much cruder than today, so a firearm needed great amounts of semi-artisanal work to be actually reliable).

This was replaced by a portrait design in about 843, which can be subdivided further; the earliest coins have cruder designs than the later ones.

This was while Charley Pemberton was selling the elixir, although a cruder mixture, under the name "Coca-Cola", all with his father's blessing.