Sentence examples for the primordial of from inspiring English sources

The embryonic axis has a distinguished radicle (whitish) and plumule that is slightly split into two ends, representing the primordial of the first leaves (Fig.  1E).

The ritual slaying of the human victim amounted to a repetition of the primordial act of creation and thus a renewal of vegetational life.

JM: Cosmic microwave background radiation is actually thought to be the remnant of the heat of the primordial explosion of the universe.

The imprint of the primordial distribution of inhomogeneities, although distorted, should be still preserved in the distribution of nowadays galaxies.

Thus, the Zoroastrian concept of salvation was really a return to a golden age of the primordial perfection of all things, including humans.

It may also have implications for prebiotic evolution of genetic machinery at the primordial stages of the origin of life.

The moment of castration is the primordial moment of loss, the fracturing of being by language.

The "om" is a vibrational sound that is supposed to be healing for the spine and is considered one of the primordial sounds of the universe.

There is, in effect, no instruction manual on how to construct "the People" or to coax democracy out of the primordial soup of non-democracy.

The CEA-related cell adhesion molecule 1 (CEACAM1) is one of the primordial members of the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) family, which itself belongs to the immunoglobulin superfamily [18].

However, we detected clustered TUNEL-labeled cells in the mesenchyme of the primordial frenulum of RA-treated embryos but not controls.