He believed that God interacts with humans as the divine Word, perceiving a linguistic character inherent in God, which seeks to provide humans with self-understanding.

(Studies are currently in progress of both linguistic as well as social character).

Tolkien wrote that he gave the Elvish language Sindarin "a linguistic character very like (though not identical with) British-Welsh ... because it seems to fit the rather 'Celtic' type of legends and stories told of its speakers".

Each button, or key, can be used to either input a linguistic character to a computer, or to call upon a particular function of the computer.

A strong indigenous heritage, colonisation and Latin America's influence have given it a distinctive social and linguistic character.

He highlighted sustainability and transport issues and said that he would work to defend Lennoxville's linguistic character.

This rhythmic principle accords with the linguistic character of the later Greek, which used a stress accent as it had already been developed in Syriac poetry rather than the classical tonal accent.

Patterns appeared before Pardero's vision: combinations of lines, geometrical shapes, numbers, linguistic characters, a clenched fist, a pointing finger, a foot with small wings growing from the ankles.

She works frequently with the forms of Japanese linguistic characters - a particularly rich subject matter, it turns out, as many Japanese characters are based on pictograms that lend themselves well to manipulations of form.

Radio Marconi systems can reproduce any existing linguistic character and can be used for translation and the creation and sharing of multilingual information, such as alerts, public notices, and other general information.