Sentence examples for of its primitive from inspiring English sources

In the fourth case, where there was a rectangular centered Bravais lattice type per design, the PUCE program extracted the parameters of its primitive sublattice (because it is designed to extract primitive lattice parameters only).

Scutellosaurus was a small bipedal dinosaur, only about a metre (3.3 feet ) in length, known from the Early Jurassic Period of Arizona, U.S. It was first classified as a fabrosaurid because of its primitive skeletal structures.

I would get rid of its primitive financial system.

A little smoke sometimes filters out of its primitive kitchen into the dining area.

Its overworked processor had fallen behind the pace of its primitive vision system.

The colt was nearly liberated of its primitive fear, the dark danger a horse unmanned represented to itself and anyone else around it.

Their ideal was a restoration of the church to its primitive freedom, summed up in the Donation of Constantine, a document forged in the 8th century but generally regarded as genuine throughout the Middle Ages.

The museum exhibit, with its antique vials of whale oil, its primitive display of harpoons, eel spears, breast augers and circle cutters, speaks to a world of the most rudimentary technology.

Diagnosing a brain as "dead" is a matter of determining the function of its most primitive area, the brain stem.

This exerted a tremendous upward, positive pressure on a civilization still trying to escape the ravages of its more primitive urges.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, June 27 , 1953P. 74 The annual June show at La Roseraie de l'Hay, the four-acre rose garden outside Paris, traces the evolution of the rose from its primitive state down to today's cross-breeds.