Since this shape optimisation process is set up such that primal and adjoint calculation are closely coupled to the shape update itself ('one-shot optimisation'), the overall cost of the optimisation amounts to not more than four primal computations.
The voice from the streets, usually seen as the rejection of politics, is nothing more than its primal scream.
But considering the timing, the Salt Lake Games were secure to the point where it was Olympic business as usual -- far more finger pointing than primal fear -- and this suggests the comfort level was founded in precautions left unseen, the understanding that the United States had $300 million and its reputation as the world's reigning superpower invested.
What she felt was "deeper than dislocation,... more primal, more terrifying, beyond the reach of language".
Even so, the expulsion looks more like a party than primal trauma.
As might be expected, the unaged rhums agricoles were more raw than those with even a year of barrel mellowing, and none were more pleasingly primal than our No. 2 bottle, the Duquesne Blanc, which was almost over the top in its earthy, grassy power.
Music is more primal, more specific than the day to day.
Always a charitable person, he had, with characteristic munificence, outlived by more than forty years my primal childhood fear.
"Few treatments have been more dramatic, more highly touted or quicker to catch on than primal therapy," The Los Angeles Times wrote in 1971.
Something uglier, more primal, more deeply human.
