'primary time' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the initial, first, or earliest period or moment of time. For example, "The primary time of day when the parade begins is 11 am."
At primary time, candidates would run with or without party "preferences" listed with their names.
Now it's primary time again, and the long shot is back in business.
Which means that Senior and Junior can find a way -- whether it's primary time, prime time or just time for a game of catch -- to mix and match.
Today, the drop is initiated by a laser-cooled atomic clock in Colorado, the primary time standard for the United States.
Seventy-three percent said this primary time horizon should be more than 3 years and 11% said the horizon should be more than 10 years.
In this stimulating workshop you will: Gain a deeper understanding of the key differences of the primary time periods in the evolution of yoga.
Baseball's primary time-saving effort has been to move up the first pitch after each commercial break.
The new measures represent the onset of the fastest growing instability and also suggest the detection time for the manifestation of secondary flow in the primary time-dependent Couette flow.
A well-known issue in functional neuroimaging studies, regarding motor synchronization, is to design suitable control tasks able to discriminate between the brain structures involved in primary time-keeper functions and those related to other processes such as attentional effort.
Primary time-point - 6 months.
The product Lv j between matrix L and vector v j is the primary time-consuming operation in Lanczos algorithm.
