Of course "the language we use matters," and using nuanced, sophisticated words to placate the Muslim world, where so many support the use of terror, is not an improvement over the supposed primitive good-versus-evil doctrine of the Bush administration.
Gameplay was primitive but good enough for a kid who wasn't very good at games in the first place.
Then there's an assortment of primitive art – "a good collection of bits and bobs from Borneo" – as well as a variety of animal skins, including a bearskin rug, a wild-boar skin and a wolfskin coat, which apparently starts dogs howling.
"During Roman times, production techniques were primitive, and a good deal of the lead in the ores ended up in the atmosphere--up to 10% to 15%," he says.
Mortensen's essay, "Venus and Vulcan: An Essay on Creative Pictorialism," countered that "the ideal they [Group f/64] have set up of complete literal recording is a very primitive one — a good beginning but not an end in itself".
We emphasize that this primitive model obtained good results by the ROC curve analysis, but this does not mean that they are valid in any population.
Another factor making the primitive streak a good cut-off was the fact that it also marked the last point where an embryo could divide to form identical twins, which McLaren believed made it hard for opponents to frame the stages beforehand as a potential individual.
It might seem too primitive, but a good quality Elmer's glue stick or rubber cement is usually the best way of getting the pieces down on the base.
And fear of punishment is a primitive reason for being good.
The posterior five gill arches of more primitive sharks, however, are a good model for the condition in the ancestral jawless fishes.
