primitive form

Many Western observers dismiss these as relics of a primitive form of capitalism.

It is similar to a more primitive form of fishing, which involves spearing the fish from above.

Small seashells were once used as a primitive form of money.

Chinese dragon totem is the basic feature It is enshrined in the national common totem God. Totemism is a most primitive form of religion.

One, a 4th dimensional hybrid and the other one moving what would best be called a primitive form of life as an octopus.

Combined with "graphic" "symbol" of the performance characteristics, can be said to mark the most primitive form.

The primitive form of language is pictograph , a symbolic picture expression of ideas.

At the start of the 13th century, a primitive form of milling the silk threads was already in use.

Science has brought mankind from a primitive form of life to the present high-tech age.

Pinesap has studied rats and found that when they "play, " they often chirp--a primitive form of laughter, according to the scientist.

Feathers in their most primitive form were single filaments, resembling quills, that jutted from reptilian skin.

It looks like some kind of primitive form of torture.

Many developers use a primitive form of logging: System. out. println and System. err. println.

But even in this primitive form, Pajitnov found that the game was already tons of fun.

In any case we assume a continuous table, that keeps track of all sales in a somewhat primitive form.

In 1993, we installed a primitive form of chat on our network at work.

Is magic to be regarded as an earlier and more primitive form of science, or is it not?