Sentence examples for primitive technique from inspiring English sources

Primitive technique also comes into this.

The Wright brothers had a very primitive technique for controlling flight.

But Clerks had something all its own - a looseness and informality, epitomised by Smith's profanely funny dialogue and primitive technique.

Ms. Parcher's acrylic paintings combine a baroque sensibility -- masses of figures in animated poses -- with crude, almost primitive technique to create expressionistic tableaux that are at once playful and violent.

By 1956, Stanley Kubrick's The Killing could jolt an audience by reverting to the primitive technique of turning back in time to show the roles of different participants during the course of a complex racetrack robbery.

Animated by stop-motion photography, a primitive technique Djurberg taught herself at Sweden's Malmo Art Academy, the films exude a childlike innocence that can make the most debased human behavior seem almost charming.

The fighters mix modern warfare with primitive techniques.

Kozinski's radical conclusion is that it would be better for America to return to more primitive techniques in taking life.

U.S. television animation, pioneered in the 1950s by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera Yogi Bearr, The Flintstones) was for years synonymous with primitive techniques and careless writing.

So it's curious that the current geographic revolution is in many ways a reversion to primitive techniques: it is a high-tech gloss on the lowest-tech approach.

In 2010, in the Piura region, north of Peru, 10,000 artisanal miners and more that 160 processing plants were dispersed in 158,000 ha applying extremely primitive techniques to extract gold using 5 to 10 t of mercury to amalgamate the whole ore.