Sentence examples for a primitive version from inspiring English sources

In 1996, a primitive version of a Web site began.

We don't think of Bach as a primitive version of Mozart.

Two cell designs representing a primitive version (design 1) and an advanced version (design 2) are evaluated.

(A primitive version of Captain U. actually leaped from Mr. Pilkey's pencil when he was a second grader in 1973).

At Union Pacific, Mr. DiSpirito cooks chicken, pheasant and partridge in a primitive version of sous vide, which he developed himself.

There, I was directed to stand under a "Sell Books Here" sign (a primitive version of Amazon's "Sell Your Stuff" button).

In 1992, a more primitive version of a talking Barbie, Teen Talk Barbie, was roundly criticised for phrases she used like, "Math is tough".

I found my elastic postpartum corset, cut it in half, took a knife, a yoga block and turned my pad into a very primitive version of our product.

But, after a few uses, scratches compromised the integrity of the chambers, so Epstein built a more primitive version, using the perforated base of a pipette stand, which was cheap enough to throw away when it became worn.

How such a highly sophisticated genome has evolved from a more primitive version is still unknown.

Because of her intention to dance as she sang, her sound engineers used a wire coat hanger and a radio microphone to fashion the first headset microphone to be used by a rock performer since the Swedish group the Spotnicks used a very primitive version in the early 1960s.