Sentence examples for of its primordial from inspiring English sources
One of the hypotheses for this discrepancy suggests that when Uranus was hit by a supermassive impactor, which caused it to expel most of its primordial heat, it was left with a depleted core temperature.
It has also been suggested that for an icy satellite the size of Mimas or Enceladus to enter an 'excited state' of tidal heating and convection, it would need to enter an orbital resonance before it lost too much of its primordial internal heat.
First, the planet unleashed one of its primordial shocks, an earthquake, of a magnitude greater than any previously recorded in Japan.
Thus our nourishment will return to the flavor of its primordial self; a waiter will flirt an aerosol can over the child's portion of the Caneton en salmis a la rouennaise, so that it will taste like a Jumboburger.
As this isotope is generated by radioactive decay, the result may indicate that Mars lost most of its primordial atmosphere, possibly within the first 100 million years after the planet was formed.
Thus each mitochondrial CYP450 sequence noted in the D. noxia genome may represent an instance of horizontal gene transfer during the early evolution of its primordial aphid ancestor.
New York history buffs will be captivated by Shorto's descriptions of Manhattan in its primordial state, of bays full of salmon and oysters, and blue plums and fields of wild strawberries in what is now Midtown.
A number of recent studies have focused on the complexity of the urancestor, its primordial functions, alternative rootings of the tree of life, and the rampancy of HGT [ 6- 123 23, 46].
Instead, he said, the idea is to take a small piece of ovary, activate its primordial eggs and put it back in the body, allowing the eggs to grow and mature.
Generally speaking, Zen cherishes simplicity and straightforwardness in grasping reality and acting on it "here and now," for it believes that a thing-event that is immediately presencing before one's eyes or under one's foot is no other than an expression of suchness, i.e., it is such that it is showing its primordial mode of being.
The novel reimagines a small part of the coast of New South Wales, including the area now covered by the city of Sydney, in its primordial strangeness, "this other place".
