Sentence examples for primitive apparatus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Picco and his wife, Liz, 56, bought a red cedar tub that relies on a wood-fired stove to heat its water, an unusually primitive apparatus in an age of electric fiberglass spas outfitted with hydrotherapy jets, air blowers and underwater lights.

Fishes with a primitive jaw apparatus are represented by members of the subclasses Acanthodii, Elasmobranchii, and Actinopterygii.

It was clearly a part of Russell's view in that in conducting an analysis of a domain such as mathematics, and reducing its primitive conceptual apparatus and unproven premises to a minimum, one is not merely reducing the vocabulary of a certain theory, but also showing a way of reducing the metaphysical commitments of the theory.

Monocularity is funnelled through the primitive peephole apparatus that almost mimics a camera lens.

Since the primitive translational apparatus may have been imperfect, shifts in the reading frames probably occurred.

The rRNA binding, GTPase, and RNA modifying functions imparted by these ancestral folds may have played an important role in allowing the primitive translation apparatus to prevent incorrect codon-anticodon binding.

We had a primitive punch-card apparatus that did counting and sorting.

Their mode of predation by use of a primitive apicomplexan infective apparatus is similar to the mechanism by which Apicomplexa enter cells.

The most enthusiastic proponent of this approach, the British biologist and logician Joseph Woodger (1894 1981), attempted to formalize the principles of biology to derive them by deduction from a limited number of basic axioms and primitive terms using the logical apparatus of the Principia Mathematica (1910 13) by Whitehead and Bertrand Russell (1872 1970).

The whole genome sequences analyses of cyanobacteria reveal that the primitive unicellular Prochlorococcus with simple photosynthetic apparatus possesses only NiSOD.

(He reconstructed a primitive early television and a nineteenth-century apparatus for measuring the speed of light).