Sentence examples for primitive variation from inspiring English sources

Prokudin-Gorsky used a primitive variation of the technology used today to print color photographs in newspapers, books and magazines.

This approach can be seen as a primitive variation of trial-and-error management.

Clearly our experimental results cannot be explained by a simple effect of primitive cell volume variation, and T t is not a linear function of V.

Suggesting cave paintings, irregular ziggurats and primitive maps, these variations also strongly evoke the art of Paul Klee, meaning they would seem natural to paintings not much larger than your face.

First, multiple engineering features of arbitrary shape are considered as basic design primitives and topology variation is achieved via the layout and shape optimization of the features.

Variations on this primitive should allow arbitrary values to be entered via an input dialog, for symbols which are not atomic elements, such as abbreviations or Markush structures.

The variation tendency of the primitive MoS2 monolayer in reflectivity is consistent with what Newaz has done[9].

Using a hydrostatic variation of Bjerknes's primitive equations, Richardson produced by hand a 6-hour forecast for the state of the atmosphere over two points in central Europe, taking at least six weeks to do so.

The Oldowan industry, although primitive and simple, showed changed through time and variation in flake production (Roche et al. 2009; Braun et al. 2008a, b), especially through the technological transition to the Acheulean tradition.

Composite actions are decomposed into sequences of primitives based on the variations between the 3D key poses of consecutive frames.

The American anthropologist Margaret Mead studied the patterns of cooperation and competition in 13 primitive societies and was able to document wide variations in those behaviours in different societies.