Sentence examples for primitive measures from inspiring English sources

And most striking of all, there's the invisible but all-pervasive danger at every step – radiation in the Chernobyl reading of the movie – and the jarringly primitive measures taken to combat it, in the film metal bolts attached to strips of bandage, at Fukushima sawdust and shredded newspaper.

No one is known to have survived this ordeal, although it was not uncommon to discover signs of life after the primitive measures employed in the Birch Wood.

We need to ensure that people don't take this as a primitive measure, but take it as positive".

This number is independently and accurately determined by radiometric dating of the ages of the most primitive meteorites measured in the solar system.

A three-stage model of temporal processing proposed by Pouthas et al. [9] comprises a first clock stage in which an endogenous clock system measures primitive timing intervals, a second storage stage in which measuring time is stored in short-term working memory and a third decision stage in which temporal judgment is finally made in reference to short- and long-term temporal memories.

Recently we showed that a diphtheria toxin (DT) GM-CSF fusion protein produced up to 1.6 log kill of primitive AML progenitors measured in 5 wks stromal co-cultures (AML longterm culture-initiating cells or LTC-IC), suspension culture (AML SC-IC) and in vivo in NOD/SCID mice.

The first approach is to use so-called Popper functions which take conditional probability measures as primitive.

Furthermore, because odorants are powerful primitive reinforcers, such implicit measures can be beneficial to use in learning paradigms.

(Of course, as indicated above, the possibility theorist can copy ranking theory by taking necessity measures as primitive and by adopting a well-ordered range).

(If we take necessity measures as primitive rather than letting them be induced by possibility measures, and if we continue to follow the rank-theoretic policy of adopting a well-ordered range, we can obviously also define countably and completely minimitive necessity measures).

The French foreign minister today called the sanctions "primitive," and "a cruel measure" in their impact on ordinary Iraqis, and "completely absurd" economically.