Sentence examples for primitive application from inspiring English sources

In 1961 Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) graduate student Sutherland developed a primitive application, Sketchpad, that would run on the TX-2, one of the first programmable computers, at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory.

But the combination of over-regulation, arbitrary administrative rulings, abrupt tax changes and a primitive judicial application of business law have frustrated joint-ventures.

Why is such a progressive and evolving species like us humans still primitive in the application of ethics despite all circumstances?

An important bootstrapping primitive in such applications is neighbor discovery.

Earlier, our methodology was shown to be the most successful one as compared to the popular contemporary techniques for tracing relatively simple and primitive suite of applications contained within SPEC95 benchmark suite [1].

Competition from big display board companies has always been intense, but the company's biggest adversary was the increasing overhead from managing a patchwork of primitive business software applications.

Already he is talking about trading up from the primitive form of foam application he uses now -- a worker wielding a nozzle as though it were a garden hose -- to a tractor-like machine that will automatically trail the right amount of foam behind it as a worker drives it across the landfill surface.

Such changes are guided by the application of primitive operations that manipulate the pattern's basic elements.

This section considers three: (1) a cluster of problems related to the application of primitive predicates to empty terms, (2) the failure of substitutivity salva veritate of co-referential expressions, and (3) the inability of free logic to express sufficient conditions for existence.

Finite-volume/multigrid methods are presented for solving incompressible heat flow problems with an unknown melt/solid interface, mainly in solidification applications, using primitive variables on collocated grids.

An adaptive finite volume method is presented for solving incompressible heat flow problems with an unknown melt/solid interface, mainly in solidification applications, using primitive variables on a fixed collocated grid.