Sentence examples for primitive design from inspiring English sources

The Dutch at this time produced expressly for children some frankly farcical strips of primitive design.

The front suspension, a primitive design called a sliding pillar system, dates to Morgan's first car, a three-wheeler from 1910.

The foot was of primitive design, and its five-toed configuration could be interpreted as a forerunner of the sauropod foot.

The forelimbs, on the other hand, had been modified from the primitive design and entirely divested of the functions of locomotion and body support.

On a day when Ive was so exhausted that it seemed possible he might fall asleep while talking, he became animated when describing the "primitive" design geometry that was usual before the computer era essentially, two straight lines joined by a fragment of a circle.

On a day when Ive was so exhausted that it seemed possible he might fall asleep while talking, he became animated when describing the "primitive" design geometry that was usual before the computer era — essentially, two straight lines joined by a fragment of a circle.

For each word wl of weight l, in the codes CΓ1756 or C2304 we determine the stabilizer (Ru wl, and some primitive designs held by particular codewords.

Two cell designs representing a primitive version (design 1) and an advanced version (design 2) are evaluated.

While Ballets Russes had embraced fashionable exoticism in early oriental ballets such as Scheherazade, Ballets Suédois appropriated the newly modish cultures of Africa and South America, and, from the joyously fantastical faux-primitive designs on display, it's clear they did so in a far more deliberately knowing way.

Simple, almost primitive in design, it is powerfully evocative.

The primitive cell design has been optimized for self-breathing operation by means of this diagnostic tool.