Sentence examples for that a primordial from inspiring English sources
Scientists have discovered to their surprise that a primordial, single-celled bacterium called Synechococcus has a rowdy nightlife.
Many scientists suspect that a "primordial soup" of amino and nucleic acids spawned the first one-celled organisms, which preyed on each other.
I don't really want to be doing anything that a primordial human also did.
After all, it was a Catholic who initially suggested the Big Bang theory (the theory, not the show) in 1927 Georges Lemaître, a Belgian priest and physics professor, was the first to hypothesize that a primordial atom once contained all the matter in the universe.
It is conceivable that a primordial trypanosome might originally have been covered by a glycocalyx of free GPIs and only later have acquired surface protein moieties that enhanced its survival and transmission.
The remainder of this work will elaborate a novel hypothesis, namely that a primordial herpes virus, rather than a transib or similar DNA transposon was the source of the primordial RAG-1 protein, and that understanding the biology of herpes virus replication is therefore essential to understanding the origins of the acquired immune system.
Scattered through the Prophets and Holy Writings (the two latter portions of the Hebrew Bible) are allusions to other ancient myths e.g., to that of a primordial combat between YHWH and a monster variously named Leviathan (Wriggly), Rahab (Braggart), or simply Sir Sea or Dragon.
THE BAMBOO BLONDE The Second World War is aptly framed as a flashback in this 1946 musical, which, despite its effervescent antics, offers a dark view of wartime boosterism that suggests a primordial "Flags of Our Fathers".
Unlike seeds of typical angiosperms, most mature orchid seeds are a small group of undifferentiated cells that lack a primordial shoot/root axis.
These organelles are thought to have evolved through endosymbiosis of α-proteobacteria-like cells that colonized a primordial eukaryotic cell for mutual benefit (Gray 1999).
Forterre propounds a different scenario of evolution that includes a primordial virus world as well but considers eukaryotes to be one of the primary lines of descent in the evolution of cells [ 35, 45- 47].
