Sentences with phrase «most primitive»

Touch is the most primitive and powerful body language, Goman says.

«Just as children are absolutely dependent on their parents for sustenance, so in all but the most primitive communities, are parents, especially their mothers, dependent on a greater society for economic provision.

The most primitive socities remain polyamorous to this day, and human women have concealed ovulation specifically to hide paternity.

«Every element of the brand has been inspired by the world of fashion, from the PROPER ATTIRE TM brand name, and the chic packaging created by designers, to the fig leaf logo showcasing clothing in its most primitive form.»

The snake brain is the most primitive part of the human brain.

The censorship took advantage of their most primitive thought processes, molding them into an army of conformists and lemmings.

The most primitive of the conflict voices is «Protest Voice», in which the actor exhibiting this voice may be observed as lacking the capacity to command the institutional form and language of the power structural arrangements in which the conflict arises.

In these circumstances, we should err on the side of assuming at least the most primitive level of consciousness.

In its most primitive form it consists of saving all versions of a document as a separate file instead of overwriting (while changing the file name to add v. 1, v. 2 and so on and so forth).

The amygdala is the most primitive part of our brains and, when under stress, activates the «fight, flight or freeze» response (helpful when facing a sabre tooth tiger but it shuts down our ability to problem - solve).

Oil spill cleanup remains a most primitive science, but it hasn't been for a want of experimentation.

Aromatherapy is the art of utilizing the most primitive of our senses to calm, heal and stimulate our emotions.

Given that the style is mostly associated with painting, as the most primitive form of artistic expression, it also became an example used to illustrate the conservative nature of the genre.

Lutter uses the most primitive of photographic apparatuses — a camera obscura — to create monumental photographs.

Arresting in the vigor of its self - efficacy and chromatic intensity, Untitled, 1979 elucidates that which is both most central and most primitive to Judd.

Campbell's works, however, activate our most primitive neural and sensory processes for interpreting visual clues like shape, movement, rhythm, and color.

But guessing at meaning is the most primitive level of meaning formation and there is no authority in the world, not even the artist or the authorial culture that designates preferred usage, that can tell us what meanings to ascribe to abstract forms, whether those forms are phonemes or abstract sculptures.

Alongside these are his roughly carved stone sculptures, together with an elongated wooden Self Portrait (1959), delicately laid out like a skeleton in an excavated tomb, all of which represent man in his most primitive form.

But what of true classics like the LucasArts adventure games, or even the most primitive graphical games of yesterday?

Stuck in a beautifully nightmarish environment, it will take fortitude of mind and the most primitive of means to escape.

Campsites vary from the most primitive of settings to truly exceptional sleeping quarters.

Nearby Sudwala caves, a dinosaur park and cultural centre will expose your senses to the most primitive of Africa's history.

It is one of the most primitive, yet still equally effective, deterrents to home invasion.

They're one of the oldest and most primitive dogs in existence today.

Outraged by that most primitive of betrayals: that of a guest in our home turning on us: by our children turning on each other, or by a child turning on its parents.

The Holocaust was part of the larger insanity of World War II, and few world leaders possessed the foresight to comprehend that Auschwitz was a separate tragedy, a lethal combination of the most primitive atavism with the most advanced technology, a combination which summed up the agony of the twentieth century.

Even the most primitive plagiarism detection program will find your essay 100 % plagiarized.

Rage, the Humanoid Alliance's most primitive cyborg, has two goals — kill all of the humans on his battle station and escape to the Homeland.

It was likely the most primitive of all birds.

Adams reviews various phonemic awareness tasks, arranging them from «most primitive» to most sophisticated as follows: knowledge of nursery rhymes, oddity tasks, blending and syllable - splitting, phonemic segmentation, and phoneme manipulation.

PowerPoint is an application which has widely influenced business people, educators, students, and trainers, and is among the most primitive forms of teaching with technology.

Knows the remote learning tools (from the most primitive ones like e-mail to the most sophisticated like virtual presence solutions) and knows how to effectively use them in the training function.

It's an odd choice that they agreed to work on a project that involves the lowest, most primitive forms of comedy: homophobic jokes and racism.

Miller's world is an unvarnished portrait of man at his most primitive, and the subjugation of women has been a recurring motif.

As the two sole cast members, their language barrier reducing communication to its most primitive, they fight out WWII in allegory to the bitter end.

These are faces distorted with a terrifying intensity of emotion, provoked and fueled by the most primitive part of the id.

At their most primitive state, games relied solely on the gameplay that was being presented to sell to the audience.

I think we all know that just means a trip to the nail salon... mother / daughter bonding at its most primitive -LSB-...] Read more...

His recommendation against grains and all starchy root vegetables (tubers) goes against discoveries of grains in the ashes and pottery of some of the most primitive humans and widespread use of tubers by many Traditional Societies.

It doesn't matter what type of exercise you are performing — our most primitive survival mechanisms require our bodies to adapt.

«The most primitive meteorites, the carbonaceous chondrites, are primarily mixtures of many distinct materials that reflect a variety of solar nebular environments as well as planetary processing.»

The most interesting finding is that gnetophytes, a group that consists mostly of shrubs and woody vines, are the most primitive living non-flowering seed plants — present since the Mesozoic era, the «age of dinosaurs.»

We then explored the genomes of basal metazoan animal species and found that there is no Boule homolog in the most primitive animal, Trichoplax (Figure S3B, Figure 1).

«This finding represents the earliest and most primitive pterodactyloid pterosaur, a flying reptile in a highly specialized group that includes the largest flying organisms,» Chris Liu, program director in the National Science Foundation's Division of Earth Sciences and author of the new study, said in a statement.

And in April, scientists discovered fossils belonging to the world's earliest and most primitive pterosaur, a 163 million - year - old find.

The most primitive mammals probably appeared in the late Triassic, descending from a mammal - like suborder of theraspid reptiles known as cynodonts.

One of the world's earliest and most primitive flying reptiles has been discovered by an international team of scientists, according to a new study published in Current Biology

While human cord blood represents a potentially important source of hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells (HSPC), current two dimensional (2D) growth conditions employed to amplify cell numbers to the level required for many regenerative applications lead to a decline in the absolute percentage of the most primitive HSPCs [1].

Sponges, the most primitive reef animals, house tiny fish in their cavernous tubes and vases as they draw seawater into their pores.

«By studying the chemistry of the Little Cub, we know that it is one of the most primitive objects currently known in our cosmic neighborhood,» said research co-author Dr. Ryan Cooke, Royal Society University Research Fellow, in Durham University's Centre for Extragalactic Astronomy.