The Protacanthopterygii once contained a large number of primitive orders of fishes, including fishes now classified in, for example, the orders Salmoniformes, Esociformes, Aulopiformes, and Myctophiformes, no two of which are considered each others' closest relatives.
In the process, to ensure security and final result ranking, we properly modify a crypto primitive order-preserving encryption to protect the relevance score.
In many of the more primitive orders of insect, the immature stages are spent in an aquatic environment.
The Riemann-Liouville fractional primitive of order of a function of order is defined by (2.7).
It is furthermore true that, among the flowering plants, trees are found not only among the most primitive members (order Magnoliales) but also among the more specialized, or advanced, members, such as the roses (order Rosales).
Its portico is an instance, unique in Europe at its date of construction, of the use of the primitive Tuscan order of architecture.
The more primitive forms (order Cydippida) have a pair of long, retractable branched tentacles that function in the capture of food.
Early last century, for example, wealthy Brazilians "found themselves in the uncomfortable position of celebrating people and practices they habitually considered primitive, in order to construct a unified, modern nation capable of competing against European powers.
The Riemann-Liouville fractional primitive of order of a function is given by (2.1).
