Sentence examples for more primitive technologies from inspiring English sources

At the same time, inspiration can be found in more primitive technologies.

It differs from farming also in its relatively more primitive technology.

The idea, with more primitive technology, actually made its debut 26 years ago in a Buick.

Yet all claims for pre-Clovis cultures rest largely on finds of a much more primitive technology.

But the 6-inch-wide city pipe that still delivers drinking water to a block on Nixon Street here uses an even more primitive technology: wood.

Under laws adopted in an era of slower paperwork and more primitive technology, funds are priced once a day, typically at 4 p.m., and all orders received before the deadline are filled at that price.

It allowed the use of a much more primitive technology, a beeper that sent a signal that grew stronger as the police drew closer and so helped them follow a car over a single 100-mile trip from Minnesota to Wisconsin.

When I drive my wife's Acura (a very nice car), I find myself feeling like I am using a more primitive technology.

The ax again became the principal tool on the return to the more primitive state of technology.

But a new study finds that early humans began to migrate out of the continent with more primitive tools even though better technology had been invented.

Health care technology was far more primitive back then and, as a result, less expensive.