Sentence examples for primitive out from inspiring English sources
"It's primitive out here".
This definition would inevitably leave any related species that are slightly more primitive out of the Pterosauria, and so a broader clade, Pterosauromorpha, has been defined as all ornithodirans more closely related to pterosaurs than to dinosaurs.
While early forms of governance have come in fits and starts it is apparent that is that the primitive 'roll out' approaches are not sufficient to bring the massive and hitherto unconstrained industry under political control.
After z' s normalization in [− 1,1], the value of near range plane is in − 1 while the value of far range plane is in 1, then all primitives out of this range will be removed automatically by hardware and would not be involved in the next step of pipeline rendering.
The Islamists do not come out of primitive caves; they come out of modern intellectual settings, out of universities and libraries.
He began his career in 1863, in the adolescence of the telegraph industry, when virtually the only source of electricity was primitive batteries putting out a low-voltage current.
Eventually, more sophisticated cells evolved that could carry out primitive forms of photosynthesis, in which light energy was harnessed by membrane-bound proteins to form organic molecules with energy-rich chemical bonds.
The year's hit comedy, Yasmina Reza's "God of Carnage," directed by Matthew Warchus, finds two seemingly civilized married couples drawn into an increasingly physical argument that forces them to see themselves as lonely, primitive creatures, only out for themselves.
The OUT primitive is called when an ISR (interrupt service routine) or a thread needs to communicate with one another.
In the OUT primitive, the execution time is the time interval of writing n bytes into the thread tuple and then calling InsertThreadList.
Earth has released eight full-length LPs but their most recent, Primitive and Deadly (out now via Southern Lord Records), shows the band continuing to evolve.
