The focus must now become whether or not the laws and conditions required for the indirect production of life, intelligent life, etc., could themselves be independent of intention, design and mind at some deep (perhaps primordial, pre-cosmic) point.
At this time point, primordial follicles' formation has been completed and the total number of oocytes available for reproduction is fixed (Pepling and Spradling, 2001; Pepling, 2006).
Weber was a primordial master of point-of-view shots, which she deploys among other highly inflected angles to infuse the action with psychological torment.
The dramatic changes in nucleotide composition in humans are a consequence of CpG nucleotide frequencies and of gene expression, the changes in Fugu could point to primordial CpG islands, and the changes in the fly are of a totally different kind and unrelated to dinucleotide frequencies.
Because "a chemical reaction happens spontaneously if all the molecular partners desire to participate," he dismisses the "thermodynamically flat" primordial soup as a starting point for life and instead looks for ways hydrogen and oxygen can get together.
He points to the primordial merger of JDS Fitel and Uniphase as the template for what the management team can do well.
They are fond of pointing out that primordial men and women regularly negotiated hundreds of miles for food, shelter and war.
In any philosophical system in which the starting-point is the radical, primordial distinction between the Creator and the created, a hard question arises.
It will follow a team of adventurers exploring the treacherous, primordial island, which has at various points in cinematic history played home to dinosaurs, giant snakes and dangerous, Kong-worshipping natives.
Heidegger also points out the shared primordial historizing of a community, what he calls its destiny.
The branding and UI points to the more primordial view of "tablet," which suggests that this device is more like a cuneiform tablet to an early scribe than anything Bill Gates held up as the future of computing in 2001.
