Those qualities mark character and strength more than any measurement of the word strong when referring to the definition physically, as the "ability to withstand great force or pressure".
Uzumaki was influenced by the positive representation of spirals in media, which inspired Ito to subvert them to create horror, stating, "Usually spiral patterns mark character's cheeks in Japanese comedy cartoons, representing an effect of warmth.
And, in an entirely different and grander and finer register, Spike Lee's "Red Hook Summer" faces the deep unpleasantness that can mark characters who are, in many ways, admirable; revels in their extravagant expressivity, whether to ecstasy or to self-destruction; and dramatizes the warping and self-warping force of the will to document the supposed facts.
In addition, marking characters made use of the CO2 laser processing system on the brittle eggshell to analyze whether laser beams caused damage to the inner of the eggshell.
A German scholar by the name of Athanasius Kircher basically claimed hieroglyphs were impossible to decipher because they "cannot be translated by words, but expressed only by marks, characters, and figures".
Style is also seen as a mark of character.
DC Entertainment had approached the UN to explore a joint project to mark the character's 75th birthday, Brez said.
Most Indian parents still drill into their kids that virginity is a mark of character, and that sex before marriage is taboo.
But in keeping with the muted feeling and fatalism that mark every character in the book, he accepts, as does Ganga, though neither seems particularly excited about it.
Of the few late bloomers in the motion-picture industry, most made their mark as character actors, not as leading men or women.
Hand search data were recorded on a paper based data collection form that was compatible with an optical mark and character recognition system called Teleform (Cardiff Software Publishing, Bozeman MT).
