Sentence examples for more primitive methods from inspiring English sources

In one such study released in February, psychology researchers said there was "no compelling evidence" that matchmaking software worked better than more primitive methods.

In part because new jamming technology has foiled some weapons triggered remotely by cellphones or garage-door openers, insurgents in Afghanistan are turning to more primitive methods, using wire or even rope as the trigger.

Before that time, the control of marionettes seems to have been by a stout wire to the crown of the head, with subsidiary strings to the hands and feet; even more primitive methods of control may still be observed in certain traditional folk theatres.

Still, misoprostol is generally considered a safer and more palatable alternative to more primitive methods of self-abortions, and demand is quickly increasing among women living in areas where abortion is illegal or impossible to access.

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At his new restaurant in the West Village, Mas (la grillade), Galen Zamarra steps back from his more chefly pursuits at Mas (farmhouse), his first restaurant a few blocks away, to explore the possibilities of this more primitive method of cooking.

Two thousand years after the Chinese began using wheeled vehicles, they turned back to a much more primitive method of transportation.

More primitive navigational methods such as dead reckoning and instruments such as the sextant are also used in the series.

There may, however, be particular interest in comparing cultivated with more primitive varieties using the method developed here in order to identify the genes selected during the domestication of tobacco.

They are spooked even further by the eerie artifacts left over from more than a century of often primitive methods of treating the mentally ill.

Dr. Daneshjou compared these results and confirmed that SPH is more precise especially for brittle material than the primitive methods.