Sentence examples for character was derived from inspiring English sources

While Asmara's renowned architectural character was derived largely from the geometric simplicity and aesthetic purity of rationalism (a specifically Italian brand of modernism), the city's most remarkable structure, the Fiat Tagliero service station, is an unashamed tribute to futurism, an Italian artistic movement that had comparatively little architectural exposure.

Much of the Neck's distinct character is derived from the tides.

The extent to which later iterations of the character are derived from that original was not determined by the judge.

The character is derived from 17th-century paintings of Moorish slaves, and many Dutch with African ancestry find it offensive.

The English word "character" is derived from the Greek charaktêr, which was originally used of a mark impressed upon a coin.

This character is derived from the shape of the spore and uses only three features to characterize spore dimensions.

Though Mr. Lonergan says he is himself not a specific character in the play, his three angst-filled, witty young characters are derived from his teenage milieu -- "these kids who were very bright but who grew up thinking that there wasn't an adult world that seemed worth joining," he said.

Various explanations for these findings are discussed and implications for the application of robots and virtual characters are derived.

Plants whose distinctive characters are derived from the presence of an intracellular organism may also form a cultivar provided the characters are reproduced reliably from generation to generation.

The main sources for the story told in Busenello's libretto are the Annals of Tacitus; book 6 of Suetonius's history The Twelve Caesars; books 61 62 of Dio Cassius's Roman History; and an anonymous play Octavia (once attributed to the real life Seneca), from which the opera's fictional nurse characters were derived.

A total of 122 characters were derived from the textile sample (Table S1).