Sentence examples for the primordial work from inspiring English sources

Education is inherently political, as suggested by the primordial work of political philosophy, Plato's "Republic," much of which is devoted to the subject — and Socrates's defiance of the sophists may be the first successful challenge to a teachers' union, for which he paid with his life.

Editor's note: Steve Patterson's observations and writing are based on his 20 years working in the primordial ooze of start-ups in Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area.

Editor's note: Steve Patterson's observations and writing are based on his 20 years working in the primordial ooze of start-ups in Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area.

"In the springtime I'm working with the primordial soup of spring that's really alive in the water and swampy areas".

The primordial and the Pop meet in works by Louise Bourgeois and Katharina Fritsch, and Donald Judd presides with godfatherly beneficence (Johnson).

And in the face of this tidal wave of uncertainty brought on by technology, the primordial structures of our brains are working overtime, with often debilitating, even toxic, consequences.

Here's how it works: Wild aquatic birds are the primordial source of all influenza A viruses -- the ones that have the potential to cause pandemics.

Pekar's taste was admirably catholic — he wrote about free jazz (including the astonishing "Holy Ghost" box chronicling the work of Albert Ayler), about Latin jazz, about the primordial soprano-sax soloist Sidney Bechet.

Lees' work reminds us that, although we may have crawled out of the primordial soup, it's still where we came from.

The visual in vivo tracing of follicles performed in this work provides a precise picture of long-term follicular development starting from the primordial stage.

In the current work, we have shown that the Tsc/mTORC1 signaling in oocytes is equally important for preservation of the primordial follicles in their dormant state, and it controls the activation of primordial follicles.