Sentences with phrase «very primitive»

My house is very primitive in décor but I do get a lot of good ideas from your posts and pictures!

I currently have a very primitive terra cotta Nativity that a dear friend brought me from Mexico.

While very primitive, it did understand 16 words and 9 digits.

Gaming on these devices are very primitive (think the equivalent of board games).

«We had a very primitive homemade docketing system just starting to be populated.

It is also very primitive.

On a very primitive level it's like my ancestors lives when they first came over from eastern Europe in the 1910s: 5 - 6 people crammed into a two room flat on the upper story of a multi-family house.

He admits the ice sheet models he uses «are still very primitive.»

Kasting had one very primitive go at a radiative - convective study of the effect of clouds on runaway greenhouse, which suggested that clouds might prevent the whole ocean from going aloft.

Procedural generation has been around in video games for decades — 1984's Elite used it to create its own (very primitive) galaxy to explore, and ancient UNIX dungeon crawler Rogue used it back in 1980 (in the process spawning an entire genre of games with unique, procedurally generated levels).

In an interview with Kotaku, Newell said the things Valve is doing with Steam will seem «very primitive» in a few years, and that the real focus should be on the future.

If you get stuck on the side of the road, which happens easily as this is very serious rain forest with a very primitive road, there's little chance the inhabitants of the tiny villages will help you.

In fact, the Akita is very primitive and is closely linked to the wolf.

Their retirement planners are very primitive, compared to more modern programs these days, and performs very few advanced functions that RWR has most all of.

The content was very primitive and inconsistent.

But overall, despite the beauty of the iPad itself, besodes its convenience, and despite all the dynamic possibilities it presents, when it comes to the iPad fonts and typography, when you tear off the wrapper, we are still in a very primitive phase of ebooks.

Computer games like Space Invaders, shown here, were very primitive — but still highly addictive!

However, this motor's timing tab is very primitive.

But it is true: Especially in Spain, which is at the origin of which is the analysis of Big Data and indexes (because in fact we find many companies that even they do not have their own systems and computerized structured data), they continue working hard to excel in a very primitive way in what is data analysis.

Back in 2009 we said that we felt sorry for Matthew Lopez, tasked with crafting a narrative from what's a very primitive and basic videogame premise.

Nutrition is a very primitive science and expert opinions often change in major ways.

The weights they used were very primitive, as the adjustable barbell had yet to be invented.

Yeasts and fungi are very primitive life forms, they do not make energy the way we do.

Graphs like this, which I've shared over the years, that compare the antioxidant power of foods, were all based on very primitive methods — basically, just measuring how much a food slows down an oxidation reaction between two chemicals in a machine.

«There were the very primitive ones — so primitive they didn't even have lobed fins,» he continued.

«They're very ancient, very primitive animals, yet with highly specialized feeding habits.»

«There is a great range of organic compounds within these meteorites, including a very primitive type of organics that likely represent the early solar system's organic composition.»

So far, only remains of this very primitive penguin were known from the fossil site in New Zealand.

The petite 1.2 - metre - long Eoraptor followed a few years later; both were identified as very primitive two - legged predatory dinosaurs called theropods, a group which ultimately gave rise to Tyrannosaurus rex and modern birds.

Resources were short and the technology often very primitive: the army could not develop mobile radar systems to pinpoint enemy targets.

«Our notions are still very primitive.»

It looks like an odd hybrid with the feet of a small monkey, the arms, legs and teeth of a very primitive primate, and a primitive skull bearing surprisingly small eyes.

«The Aru Islands fossils are very primitive and resemble the most archaic extinct bandicoots, but amazingly are only 9,000 years old,» says Dr Kear.

«A normal shovel is a very primitive, very ugly tool,» he says.

This specimen has teeth, suggesting it is a very primitive form.

«Traditionally, people have adopted very primitive concepts of molecules, representing them with ball - and - stick models,» says Paul Mezey, director of the mathematical chemistry research unit at the University of Saskatchewan and the inventor of the new system.

«In some very primitive form,» Castiello says, «it appears that the fetus by the second trimester already has a sense of «self» that is different from «other.»»

You know, back then most of us had dial - up modems, there was no Facebook, there was no Twitter — these things were all very primitive.

We've been cooking forever, but if you think about it, while technology and software have wormed their way into almost every aspect of our lives, cooking is still very, very primitive — we still cook over an open flame, like our ancestors millennia ago.

There may exist a shadow biology — very, very primitive organisms that may have come into existence very early on our planet but were completely replaced by DNA organisms everywhere else.

It made no sense if you think about it, and it was a very primitive adventure.

This is a very primitive part of our brain that is one of the driving forces that activates our fight or flight response.

I am no expert but I think there are many on here who have very, very primitive and naive ideas about CB play and how CBs operate and thrive as a unit / pair.

The pods are very much like chiltepins, suggesting that this plant represents a very primitive type of baccatum that was (and still is) spread by birds.

The pods are very much like chiltepins, suggesting that this plant represents a very primitive type of baccatum...

It is something that has evolved over time — it was very primitive in the Judeo - Christian Bible, where genocide, child ra - pe and slavery are approved of, even commanded by the Biblical God.

We may conjecture that very primitive forms of life began to appear in the seventh or eighth volume.

Our image - eating habits are still very primitive and indiscriminate.

The simple fact that there have been so many different theistic religions throughout history, should show that the idea of a «god» is one that has been fabricated by humans to fill a very primitive need.

And it is no private theology; it is the theology, very primitive and very simple, of a group, the early Gentile Christian church.