Sentence examples for as the primordial from inspiring English sources
Several comedians in Pollak's film cite Lenny Bruce as the primordial modernist of standup.
The planet accreted from solid particles that formed as the primordial gas cloud cooled.
To experience it as the primordial chaos Haydn intended, you need to imagine hearing it with 18th-century ears.
Su described the range as the primordial father of Yinchuan, which it shielded from Inner Mongolia's vast Tengger Desert, whose sandstorms would otherwise make agriculture impossible.
As the primordial clouds of dark matter grow and congeal, so this theory went, ordinary matter sinks to the center and lights up.
Moreover, the deep (tehom in Hebrew) is the same as the primordial dragon called Tiamat (cognate to the Hebrew tehom) in the Babylonian epic of creation.
[14] Heavy nitrogen in the atmosphere of Mars is enriched relative to both the protosolar isotopic ratio and the ratio in the terrestrial and Venusian atmospheres (Table 2), as well as to the primordial Mars atmosphere as suggested by the meteorite ALH84001 with δN = 4±2 ‰ [ Marti and Mathew, 2000].
Their speculation was directed to the highest levels of the divine world, where it discerned aspects beyond the 10 sefirot and attempted to give an idea of them by resorting to the symbolism of light, as well as to the primordial causes and the archetypes contained in the Deity or directly issuing from it.
The transverse process originates on the neural arch as an anteroposteriorly broad horizontal lamina, which tapers rapidly along its lateral projection and ends in a narrow tip (Figure 8A), as in the primordial sacral of most basal sauropodomorphs (Thecodontosaurus YPM 2192, Efraasia SMNS 14881, Plateosaurus, Riojasaurus, Melanorosaurus).
Subsequently, the immature oocyte is encased as part of the primordial follicle, as it enters a growth stage.
Education is inherently political, as suggested by the primordial work of political philosophy, Plato's "Republic," much of which is devoted to the subject — and Socrates's defiance of the sophists may be the first successful challenge to a teachers' union, for which he paid with his life.
