Sentence examples for be primitive be from inspiring English sources
Why couldn't he live by instinct and appetite, be primitive, be free?
In additive notation, the requirement for an element to be primitive is that each element of the group can be written as :..., −a−a, −a, 0, a, a+a,.
The logic is free, and descriptive terms (the description operator ι is primitive) are interpreted rigidly that is, the denotation of a descriptive term in the actual world, if it has one there, is its denotation in any other possible world.
The traditional view that within the hemichordates themselves the pterobranchs are primitive is well entrenched in the literature [38], [43].
We are forced to be primitive".
The operators ∼ and ∨ are then said to be primitive.
The special effects may be primitive, but this is still the definitive adaptation of Dickens's best-known holiday story.
That's intriguing, the researchers say, because the marsupial immune system is supposed to be primitive.
We take the propositional connectives & and ¬ to be primitive; other propositional connectives are defined as usual.
The structure appeared to be primitive and was heated underneath by a wood fire.
Portia is in the subfamily Spartaeinae, which is thought to be primitive.
