Sentence examples for primitive example from inspiring English sources

A primitive example appearing earlier in this article is the problem of gambler's ruin.

"It's a rather primitive example, but it's the first step to something that could be quite significant".

When a piece of content is loaded into a trusted device, it checks the associated digital rules and acts accordingly.One primitive example of such an arrangement is the digital audio tape recorder, which will not make copies from copies.

An early and rather primitive example of this is Apple's Siri.

In a DVD review of the first season David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 3/5 and adds "Another episode that helped to propel Bart's popularity into the stratosphere... ....... Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide said in a review that the episode "remains a primitive example of The Simpsons, but it's a reasonably amusing and entertaining experience".

Sessile communities of yeast biofilms in liquid medium provide a primitive example of multicellularity and are clinically important because biofilms tend to have other growth characteristics than free-living cells.

These are just two, fairly primitive, examples.

The strata also contained "eoliths," flint forms that, at the time, were thought to be the most primitive examples of human workmanship, "which are so plentiful in the Kentish plateau, a short distance to the north of the discovery".

D. discoideum fruiting body formation is one of the more primitive examples of multi-cellular development but, even so, is a complex process that is tightly regulated [3].

intentions, decisions, and choices are things we do, primitive examples of the phenomenon of agency itself.

Given that most primitive examples of mineralization belong to extinct lineages, for a long time our understanding of bone evolution was entirely based on the available fossil evidence.