Elsewhere a fragile hemisphere defined by two thin, perpendicular curves of wood held in tension by string might be a model, a primitive instrument (musical or scientific) or a ritual object.
A content analysis of the acquired knowledge led to the construction of a meta-model (a primitive ontology) of personal knowledge and to the design for a new methodology for psychological research.
Thus, under the proposed model, a primitive process of particle engulfment by actin-encoding archaea might antedate eukaryogenesis whereas the full-fledged phagocytosis was a late development that occurred independently in several major branches of eukaryotes.
This paper presents the first numerical implementation and tests of the Lagrangian-averaged Navier Stokes-alpha (LANavier Stokes-alphadel in a primitive equation ocean model.
For them anything that can't be counted and modeled is a primitive irrelevancy.
Two white porcelain plaques depict a pair of gentlemen wearing waistcoats, a model of a primitive paddle-wheel boat and a snub-nosed object that resembles a miniature submarine or perhaps a torpedo.
The considered transmission scenario from MTs to the BSs and from the BSs to the place where decoding is performed can be modeled as a primitive multiple-relay channel, whose capacity is not known[17, 18].
While playing with a "toy" weather model on a primitive, vintage, vacuum-tube Royal McBee computer, Lorenz stumbled onto something unexpected: chaos.
That early model also had a primitive turbocharger, since this was one of the earliest applications of an exhaust-driven supercharger then used largely on piston-engine airplanes to an automobile.
In addition, the data exchange of T-spline models still remains on a primitive level, and no standardized data format has been published so far.
