Meanings of direct inheritance in English

The curriculum of the Middle Ages was a direct inheritance from Rome.

This love of liberty was the direct inheritance of James Armour.

It had come to her, with other memories, by direct inheritance.

Therefore, we hypothesized that maternal 5-HTTLPR genotype influences the child's brain development beyond direct inheritance.

But at that point the direct inheritance failed.

He had a marvellously sensitive temperament, a direct inheritance from his famous border ancestor, Paul Cotter.

Josie's piece-speaking talent was evidently a direct inheritance.

Therefore the advantage in height which the seedlings gained by this cross cannot be attributed to direct inheritance.

Her love of the violin is a direct inheritance from him, and she may reach his heart through her music.

And if anyone had promised anything for his heritage, I remit it, and I also remit all 'reliefs' which were promised for direct inheritance.

The world usually expects direct inheritance and a theatric impressiveness of genius in its next-door neighbor before it accepts the proof of his works alone.