Sentence examples for primordial medium from inspiring English sources

Clifford's conception of an atom, however, is obsolete: 'if the speculations of Lord Kelvin and others are to be accepted, and the prime atom itself is a state of motion in a primitive homogeneous medium [the ether], what is the mental equivalent of this primordial medium?' (114) In other words, Clifford's theory couples material atoms with simple ideas.

For example, pyrite strongly adsorbs adenine (one of the most important organic molecules for life) in a medium that simulates primordial aqueous environments, and the adsorption of adenine is enhanced in the presence of acetate (an organic precursor of complex metabolic pathways) and in an oxygen-depleted environment [9, 10].

Mr. Cheshire, a New York film critic for many years, brings his intelligence and knowledge of the medium to bear on a primordial subject: What does it mean to think of a place as home?

In order for primordial black holes to form in such a dense medium, there must be initial density perturbations that can then grow under their own gravity.

Briefly, buds were disinfected, primordial shoots excised and cut into sections before being placed onto SE induction medium.

In this way Brouwer obtained the mathematical continuum in a way compatible with his belief in the primordial intuition of time that is, as an unfinished, indeed unfinishable entity in a perpetual state of growth, a "medium of free development".

To what extent do works of art arise from the particular mediums of which they are composed, and to what extent are they molded from the primordial, formless soup of inspiration?

Thus Brouwer obtained the mathematical continuum in a manner compatible with his belief in the primordial intuition of time that is, as an unfinished, in fact unfinishable entity in a perpetual state of growth, a "medium of free development".

Germ cell nest breakdown and primordial follicle assembly were significantly reduced when newborn mouse ovaries were exposed to 10 or 100  μM BPA in culture medium [ 35].

Innovation is primordial.

The waterfall is primordial.