When American helicopters landed in the village, he said, he and his mother and four siblings huddled in a primitive bunker inside their thatch-roofed home.
They are a mix of the future and the past – slick metal with a spaceship door that opens upwards like a hatch, but with a primitive simplicity inside.
Laboratory experiments have shown that tiny pockets inside them can act like primitive cells, concentrating organic chemicals inside and maintaining a voltage difference across the "cell" wall that could drive chemical reactions.
On a primitive level, crude renderings of the inside of our bodies simply look spooky.
Instead of sending their four children to elementary school, the Millers home-schooled them inside their primitive cabin.
For more than two decades, many scientists have believed that mitochondria originated as bacteria that took up residence inside a primitive eukaryotic cell.
Last May, another team of scientists took things even further, publishing a report in the journal Cell Reports that documented how they used skin cells taken from infertile men to make primitive sperm precursor cells inside mice testes.
Inside the primitive erythrosomes of the hyaline membrane, the label was also dispersed (with rare exceptions), unlike in those from the solid tissue closer to the tumor.
Finally, we identify all SRs, both reads of which are located inside the primitive pseudo-Sanger sequence, to call the consensus sequence (pseudo-Sanger sequence).
Addvocate is launching today with a "paid beta," that will allow customers to set their own price for the service that aspires to take on the still primitive methods for coordinating social media inside a company's walls.
