By their absolute repression of primitive context, meaning, content, and intention... [Rubin and Varnedoe] have treated the primitives as less than human, less than cultural — as shadows of a culture, their selfhood, their Otherness, wrung out of them".
A virtuosic modernizer in form, he was a skulking primitive in content — not only premodern but prehistorical, revelling in primal mud.
The first pahoehoe lavas are more primitive with higher contents of MgO.
The great trading civilisation of Islam spread the skill across the globe, and in its lands some of the world's finest alcoholic concoctions are still made to this day.Although the delights of fermented drink were known to cavemen, the natural alcohol content of primitive wines and beers would not top 16%.
At the time of this update, Ginsborg's interpretation of the normativity of meaning (and content) as primitive has not been widely discussed.
In the case of Sannomegata volcano, which is a rear-arc volcano in the Northeast Japan arc, Kuritani et al. (2014b) estimated the H2O content of primitive basalt and source mantle and estimated H2O content to be 6 to 7 wt.% in the primary melt.
Thus, the design of proteins with a higher content of primitive amino acids may improve the solubility as well as the rate of folded and functional proteins.
Another objection to views that posit constitutive links between experiences and beliefs, or between experiential contents and belief contents focuses on primitive creatures that can have experiences, even though they lack the capacity and disposition to form beliefs.
The maximum values we measured are 2,000 ppm for S and ≈ 4 wt.% for H2O which represent the minimum values for primitive S and H2O contents for Iwate melt inclusions.
