Sentence examples for figures was adopted from inspiring English sources

In the Early Classic, from around the 2nd century AD, the stela style that developed at Takalik Abaj and was associated with the portrayal of historic figures was adopted across the Maya lowlands, particularly in the Petén Basin.

Ceramic transducers manufactured by Simrad, Norway, have been used extensively for both purposes and initially the manufacturer's quoted figures were adopted.

Figures are adopted from Ref. [88].

The 30 l/day/TLU consumption figures are adopted as average yearly figures although actual consumption can be higher in the dry season (March to June) (Stoddart et al. 1975).

Lady Raglan's term for the figure was adopted by the scholar Sir Nikolaus Pevsner — best known for his forty-six-volume series "The Buildings of England" — and that was pretty much that, as far as terminology was concerned.

(This figure was adopted from Mutoh et al., 2013, Science Signaling).

The verizontal-axis value (0.75) at the beginning of the plateau in this figure was adopted as the similarity threshold.

Supposing the lower figure were adopted, a pension consultant told the Telegraph, the government "would struggle to find a more politically painless way to take £8,000 off tens of millions of people".

Should Mr. Clinton's surplus figure be adopted, it would severely limit the ability of Republicans to pursue their tax-cutting agenda, and it would make the tax cut being offered by Gov. George W. Bush of Texas in his run for the Republican presidential nomination look excessive.

Classification of CR MAC protocols (Shah, M.A. Sijing Zhang 2013)." The figure is adopted from Joshi et al. (2009).

The former figure is adopted only because it agrees with the (results obtained by the) method of measuring solstitial sun shadows as embodied in the Xia (dynasty) calendar.