Sentence examples for primitive from from inspiring English sources

Prime implicates turn out to be the right primitive from which all definitions of relevance are derived.

He succeeded in finding a path between the opposing dogmas of hi-tech and brutalism which these two figures came to represent, distilling instead a poetics of construction from Prouvé and a concern for the primitive from Le Corbusier.

While reading "State of the Art," by Barry Gewen, I came across this phrase: "These are not the words of some primitive from the outer reaches of rural Alabama".

Whereas Jōmon and Yayoi burial practices were rather primitive, from the 3rd century large tombs, both circular and uniquely keystone-shaped, began to proliferate throughout Japan, marked most especially by the enormous tumuli in and around the Ōsaka area.

Notably, the latter thinking is regarded as less primitive from an evolutionary standpoint.

In effect, we learn the high-resolution representation of an oriented edge primitive from the training data.

Remove all primitives from the canvas.

The people who committed these atrocities are not primitives from backward cultures, whatever Bush might say.

Implement a class of more complicated primitives from Hanrahan's chapter in Glassner's book.

During Queen Victoria's long reign, her erudite German husband, Prince Albert, added to the collection, notably with primitives from Italy, Germany and the Netherlands.

Therefore a secure realization of primitives from threshold cryptography in MANET promises to be applicable to several MANET protocols.