Sentence examples for version of the primary from inspiring English sources

This triumvirate -- a mineral version of the primary colors -- recurs in different ratios, combinations and motifs and in beads and other elements of varying shape and size.

Instead they erupt into accordionlike pleats, with locked-together edges that are alternately jagged or curvaceous (and anticipate Matisse's cutouts) and flat, bright colors of blue-green, dark pink and yellow, a kind of naturalized version of the primary colors.

According to an influential version of the primary creation myth, found in the Agganna-sutta, certain brahma deities whose abode was above the destruction begin as the waters that are left from the old cataclysm start to coagulate below them to savour the taste of the matter that constitutes these lower strata.

During the oral presentation we add some preliminary results of the interaction with the FEED contractor and the most recent version of the primary systems.

The draft version of the primary history curriculum, including teaching eight-year-olds about the heptarchy (the seven kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxons), was mocked by the teachers' unions as training for a pub quiz.

Patient, provider, and practice surveys were adapted from the abridged adult version of the Primary Care Assessment Tool (PCAT) [ 28].

Sigourney Weaver in "Aliens" and the pumped-up Linda Hamilton in "Terminator 2" were female versions of the primary Cameron character, Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Terminator".

In another memo, he argued against ending Texas' version of the "white primary," which prevented black voters from participating in elections in a meaningful way.

Secondly, we assessed the strength of unobserved confounding that would be required to alter our findings in relation to a dichotomised version of the our primary endpoint.

Albeit, this was not the type of community-based system envisioned by Alma-Ata and did not fully embrace the social determinants of health, it was, however, a more constructive and sustainable version of the selective primary health-care concept that was designed to reverse the negative trends seen after the coverage peak in 1990.

While numerous states have open primaries in presidential elections, only Louisiana and Washington have versions of the open primary being considered here.