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prim | American Dictionary

prim
adjective
us/prɪm/
formal, neat, and socially correct:
She wore a silk gown and prim white gloves.

Examples of prim

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However, they are not particularly apparent at 1 day of germination after priming and their role in the germination process per se is uncertain.
Despite the many positive responses to priming in the various crops reported above, the precise mechanisms remain elusive.
Furthermore, it demonstrates that genre affects not only the rate of subject expression, but also the way in which priming manifests itself.
Both the series of priming words and the probe word were presented aurally.
The mechanism underlying backward priming in a lexical decision task: spreading activation versus semantic matching.
Autosuggestion probably increases this probability by priming the brain circuitry - presumably in prefrontal areas - that subserves self-reflective awareness.
Indeed, there are parallels here among implicit learning, priming or perseveration, and sociolinguistic variation.
Here, a logical variable u is introduced by a constraint, and occurs as the argument of prim somewhere in the body.
After priming, seeds can also be redried and stored for some time, conserving the acquired high vigour.
Again, priming must be indirect, through the activation of words or phrases that suggest a particular state or property of a situation model.
By this technique 270 seeds (corresponding to 135 primed seeds and 135 untreated seeds) were individually analysed.
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