Sentence examples for by a primordial from inspiring English sources

Arp, one of the original Dadaists, is represented by a primordial wheel of rough granite with a biomorphic shape cut through its center.

He plays the deposed King Shahdov of the fictitious Estrovia, who arrives penniless in New York and is thrust into celebrity by a primordial reality-TV show.

Men sit the way they sit because they think keeping their legs together looks prim or because they are compelled by a primordial instinct left over from the days when they sat on tree limbs and had to make themselves look bigger so something would not come along and eat them.

Novel to this work is the suggestion that the DDE recombinase responsible for the origins of acquired immunity was encoded by a primordial herpes virus, rather than a "RAG transposon".

This activity may represent a relic of editing exhibited by a primordial aaRS consisting solely of the catalytic module.

Plasmodium sp. belongs to the Apicomplexa which are believed to have evolved from the secondary endosymbiosis of a plastid-bearing protist by a primordial eukaryotic cell [ 24].

Steger and Etienne designed the Antarctic traverse as a way to call the world's attention to its last blank spot--a primordial park unmarked by industry or national borders.

I am a bit hungry for further demonstration of the underlying hypothesis that tRNAs originated by duplication of a primordial hairpin, ultimately ancestral to both the D and T arms of modern tRNAs.

With their silvery and irregular slate tiles gleaming in the sunshine, the gently sagging roofs look as if they could be made of molten lead dripped by the hand of a primordial giant.

Ibn al-ʿArabī attempted to explain how Intelligence proceeds from the absolute One by inserting between them a primordial feminine principle, which is all things in potentiality but which also possesses the capacity, readiness, and desire to manifest or generate them first as archetypes in Intelligence and then as actually existing things in the universe below.

That principle can be seen having first matured in the 1962 series of paintings by Gaitonde that invoke a primordial emergence from the mists and waters of creation.