Primitive social history was emphasized as "a basis to clarify the basic theory of historical materialism" (Lin, 1984).
Affected by this, Chinese ethnology soon showed the same tendency, particularly in the fields of "primitive social history", "economic and cultural types" and "ethnic definition and identification".
The clattering noise and visible pollution of primitive diesels is history.
And I was a little Italian girl, so food was something primitive in my history and essential even in my first recollection.
His rural bandits and peasant millenarians, for instance, were primitive rebels precisely because history had not yet reached the stage where socialism provided the intellectual toolkit for rebels to become modern.
C. 101 - c. 150 Papias, (flourished 2nd century) bishop of Hierapolis, Phrygia (now in Turkey), whose work "Explanation of the Sayings of the Lord," although extant only in fragments, provides important apostolic oral source accounts of the history of primitive Christianity and of the origins of the Gospels.
Shape update: each shape keeps the history of primitive classes since its first appearance.
The book offers a detailed history of primitive machine learning and a dense and fascinating look at the future of true artificial intelligence.
By 1969 it had evolved into a retro-rock connoisseur bible, exploring the lore and history of primitive American musics ranging from rockabilly to garage punk, alongside lengthy and insightful excursions into marginal British Invasion sounds.
The information on exposure history was primitive in this study.
