Sentence examples for primitive states from inspiring English sources

While its unique genomic characteristics are relatively modern, some physiological processes related to the genomes and nuclei of Oxytricha may exemplify primitive states of the developing genetic system.

Yet both functions first appeared in more primitive states in the 1970s with the introduction of optional factory-installed Citizen's Band two-way radios.

Forests have associations with fairy tales and primitive states, so the white van that turns up in the opening scene is troublingly incongruous.

We largely know how this happened, and, through detailed analysis of the chemistry of other planets, we can identify "primitive" states in their evolution, perhaps even planets that host only single-celled life (as Earth did for at least a billion years).

Here, we show the relationships among the primitive states, dimer states, and footprint states, (5) (6)  .

Our metastate HMM generalizes from primitive states to windows of adjacent primitive states (e.g., "footprint states") and does so by only allowing one coding-to-noncoding, or noncoding-to-coding, transition in the window of states.

When Roone Arledge took over ABC Sports in 1968, televised sports was in a primitive state.

To follow the West blindly was a path to "a primitive state".

Even in their primitive state, fuel cells can already manage at least twice that efficiency.

Its banking sector remains primitive, state-dominated, unstable and mired in debt.

I must emphasize the primitive state of our understanding of this question.