Under this perspective, primitive microbial ecosystems cannot be understood as composed only of autotrophic primary producers, but also a myriad of other microbes finding their niche within such pre-existent microenvironments.
This image of God and humans, frankly, is childish and primitive, and from this perspective there is no God, just as electrons are not tiny balls orbiting bigger balls.
Although similar studies have been carried out on Chinese (e.g. Huang et al. 2010b), the fact that Chinese orthography explicitly designate radicals as semantic primitives provides a new perspective on the possible relation between language and ontology.
From the airlines' perspective, a relatively primitive reporting system has worked remarkably well over the decades: duty rooms note the departure time, estimate the arrival time, and ask the crew to report their position by radio at regular intervals.
The responses were categorized using a cyclic model development perspective moving from primitive to more sophisticated responses.
Along with their contemporaries, the Moẓaffarids of southern Iran, the Jalāyirid school developed a system of perspective, though in a primitive form, that had been suggested by Mongol Il-Khan paintings of the late 13th-century school of Tabriz.
In fight or flight, the prefrontal cortex shuts down, your perspective narrows, and your primitive instincts begin to take over.
"By understanding the evolution of teeth in primitive fish, we can get new perspectives on how these tissues develop in other creatures as well," she notes.
Though firing squads were primitive and bloody, "at least from a condemned inmate's perspective, however, such visible yet relatively painless violence may be vastly preferable to an excruciatingly painful death hidden behind a veneer of medication".
They are all places that put human achievement in the perspective of eternity and generate a sense of the primitive that is salutary and bracing.
