Sentence examples for primordial notion from inspiring English sources

The structure activity relationship was the primordial notion upon which the authors' studies are based.

Surrounded by a dramatic landscape of towering rocks emerging from the ocean, the audience experienced an atmospheric convergence of nature and cinematic narratives – primordial notions of light, sound and stories suspended in the darkness between sea and sky.

She is, so to speak, the primordial author of the notion of the auteur.

The presence of a single peptide, vasotocin ([Ile3]-vasopressin or [Arg8]-oxytocin), in the most primitive cyclostomata supports the notion that primordial gene duplication with subsequent mutations gave rise to the two lineages [ 2].

Some of this is poetic as well as arresting; there are notions of primordial evolution, intimations of disease and evil, but also purity and pure kinetic energy.

Césaire's notion of the primordial role that should be played by the Dionysian in art versus the Apollonian.

It explores notions of the primordial self in a modern world, protests changing paradigms, and looks deep into the darker and more uncomfortable aspects of humanity.

But if future souped-up versions can pull that off, it could do more than reinforce notions of RNA's primordial role it could lead to the creation of the synthetic modern microbes that use RNA as their sole source of genetic information.

Recent data gathered as the Huygens probe dropped through the atmosphere have pretty much ruled out the notion that those gases are primordial, Neish says in a commentary in Nature Geoscience that accompanies the new study.

This finding is in accordance with the notion that a fixed pool of primordial follicles serves as the only source of developing follicles throughout the reproductive lifespan of mice (16– 16).

This phenomenon, a final reinterpretation of the notion of resoluteness, is what Heidegger calls primordial historizing or fate.