Sentence examples for not primordial from inspiring English sources
Titan's nitrogen-rich atmosphere is thought to be not primordial but rather a secondary atmosphere like Earth's.
What Wilkinson does is to locate the origins of Egyptian civilisation, not in some fabulous dimension featuring Atlantis or aliens from Sirius, but in realms of political behaviour that are not primordial at all.
The best predictions in 1999 and 2000 came from a model based on a theory that most astronomers would consider absurd, that comets are not primordial ice balls dating back to the beginnings of the solar system, but shards of a small planet or moon that exploded 3.2 million years ago.
The disk is not primordial, but a dynamical consequence of debris that are continuously replenished by mutual collisions between planetesimals (Weissman, 1984; Backman et al., 1992; Backman and Paresce, 1993; Krivova et al., 2000).
The reasons you recoil from nasty situations are instinctual, if not primordial.
Polonium forms naturally after the decay of other elements, even though it is not primordial.
You see, the burning houses and the bloody attacks here do not reflect primordial hatreds.
As Palumbi explains, scientists now recognize that evolution is not some primordial force that disappeared with the dinosaurs.
"Peace would be a useful, additional condition," he said, "but it is not the primordial, necessary condition, which is, anywhere, economic freedom".
The perception that once an individual does not claim primordial ethnic identity the individual is not a citizen tends to negatively affect the Fulani and contribute to discrimination against them.
They probably drifted outward to cooler parts of the solar system, where they were swept up into the comet suggesting they are not so primordial, says Alessandra Rotundi, principal investigator of Rosetta's dust-analyzing instrument at the Parthenope University of Naples in Italy.
