primitive process

The traditional method for producing century eggs is the development and improvement from the aforementioned primitive process.

"Scrimshaw is a primitive process," Mr. Lazarus said, "and while the same technique is used today, it is less folksy and has become more refined."

This addition of natural alkaline compounds improved the odds of creating century eggs instead of spoilage and also increased the speed of the aforementioned primitive process.

Finally it was found necessary to cut one down by the primitive process of laying it on a block of wood and chopping through it with a sabre.

By describing the continuity between body and mind, biosemiotics may also help us to understand how human "mindedness" may naturalistically emerge from more primitive processes of embodied animal "knowing."

Primitive processes represent fundamental behaviors: examples include STOP (the process that communicates nothing, also called deadlock), and SKIP (which represents successful termination).

There is an easy primitive process of starch extraction from sago pith that leaches away a sufficient amount of the toxins and thus only the starch component is consumed.

"These ceramicists identify with the primitive process of fire, the moment when you put the pot in and don't know what happens, as opposed to using electric kilns, where you have control," said the gallery's director, Bob Silberberg.

The utilization of herring as an industrial raw material started as early as about 800 AD in Norway; a very primitive process of pressing the oil out of herring by means of wooden boards and stones was employed.

However, the "Sequential" part of the CSP name is now something of a misnomer, since modern CSP allows component processes to be defined both as sequential processes, and as the parallel composition of more primitive processes.

The old brain controls more primitive processes, having to do with basic survival, such as breathing, eating, and reproduction, whereas the new brain manages more advanced personal and social issues, such as territorial conflicts, separation conflicts and self-devaluation and identity conflicts.

While hip-hop composers have traditionally used synthesizers and samplers to create these patterns and textures, Mr. Grant, who has adopted Huge Voodoo as his professional name, masters a more primitive process akin to early humans' use of flint and sticks to start a fire.

Until the laws are changed to make mediation mandatory, couples will continue to hurt themselves and each other, waste time and money and victimize their children in a primitive process that goes back to an era when dentists were extracting bad teeth with a pair of pliers and no painkillers.