How To Use Assimilating In A Sentence
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The Mexican girl leans back, assimilating this new information.
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They adopted a synergetic approach, assimilating native deities with gods or goddesses from their own pantheon.
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When I see a group of immigrant boys playing a crude match of rounders in the streets of the village, I feel pride for the assimilating spirit of the sport.
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But man, hacking firelines with Mcleod and dozer, shovel and pulaski, took some assimilating.
Firestorm
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Study questions that will allow the student to assess how well they are assimilating the information are included at the end of each chapter.
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The Vandals occupied North Africa, successfully assimilating late Roman art.
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Developing nations must be effectively assisted in assimilating advanced technology and in acquiring the managerial skills to which other peoples have arrived after centuries of progress.
The Papacy and the Challenge of the Modern World
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Bach had an unparalleled talent for assimilating disparate influences into an architecturally harmonious whole at a time when an unprecedented number of disparate influences — Renaissance polyphony, Lutheran chorale, Italian monody, French dance music, you name it — was ripe for assimilation.
Fame, it's not your brain, it's just the flame that burns your change
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But now, assimilating a part of the girl's enthusiasm, and strengthened by the instant admiration which Mr. Gorham commanded, he was determined to make a stand at this point, taking the head of the great Consolidated Companies as his model, and with lance in hand to charge the world just as he would have "bucked" the Yale line.
The Lever A Novel
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Chausson spent much of his short life - he died in a bicycle accident when he was 44 - assimilating Wagner's music while trying not to imitate it.
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An audience that senses it is being indoctrinated is more likely to resist assimilating the information.
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Ironically, those in the throes Of assimilating are likely to feel worse about them-selves than those on Union Street.
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Some writers vehemently objected to the proposition that the public should bear the expense of restoring the currency; some urged the government to take this opportunity of assimilating the money of England to the money of neighbouring nations; one projector was for coining guilders; another for coining dollars.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume 4
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Locally, in earlier years, he was probably regarded as an eccentric as he propagated ideas which even the average Yorkshire brain had difficulty in assimilating.
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If now the aldose groups tend to pass over into the starch form, representing a temporary overflow product of the assimilating energy, it would appear that the ketose or levulose groups are preferentially used up in the elaboration of the permanent tissue.
Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900
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By depriving you of your privateness, emptying your inner thoughts out into the public square, they save you from implosion, and by dismantling the barrier between you and society, thus assimilating you into one larger whole, they remove the opportunity, and with it the desire, for playing hooky.
BREAKFAST WITH SOCRATES
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They rejected their teachers' conventional ideas and academic art, yet spent years assiduously copying and assimilating the Old Masters.
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Well, there was no denying that, Cory thought ruefully, assimilating the pale blonde hair, artfully coiffed, the im maculate maquillage, the close fitting dove-coloured trouser suit that showed off her mother's slim, toned figure to the best advantage, and the fur jacket draped casually round her shoulders.
Rome's Revenge
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Also, we have a special gramineous plant -- sugarcane -- perhaps the plant most capable of assimilating solar energy and being used for energy.
Fidel Castro Addresses ICA on Livestock
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The immigrant who comes with no money, no skills, and most importantly, no interest in assimilating is the one who needs a work visa, no right to become a citizen (and no right for their children to become automatic citizens), and to be sent home when their job is finished.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » An Immigration Proposal
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They adopt the mores and conventions of the society into which they are assimilating.
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Hence, friends, I do believe that we can make our society even better by assimilating these Western values into our own culture - we will be stronger for it.
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In the discussions of galactic origin and behavior that grew out of the earlier work on clusters and the local star system,1 it was suggested that the discoidal galactic system, originating from the combination of independent star clouds and clusters, has long been growing, by assimilating such groups, to its present relatively enormous size.
Alien Star Clusters Are Invading the Milky Way | Universe Today
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Instead of the value of money, economics, in assimilating the Keynesian schema of analysis, discovered another stabilizer, the public sector.
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Similarly, under gemination or feature assimilation with a following onset consonant, the breathy voice feature would be lost, assimilating the final C voicing feature to that of the following onset C.
PIE "look-alike stems" - Evidence of something or a red herring?
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Common language and considerable wealth has greatly assisted the US in assimilating much artistry from overseas, but is disadvantaged to Japan in as much as it has never had to accept another culture for its own survival.
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The reading she undertook, the pains she went to in assimilating that reading, the evident effort she made to put herself in the place of all who went before her -- that is the secret of Victoria and that is the secret of Victoria's son.
King Edward's Keys
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The committee, which is still working on firming their plans, is now assimilating the information on the alumni and how they plan to contribute to the university.
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Objective The assimilating cholesterol abilities of Lactobacillus acidophilus were preliminarily studied in MRS liquid medium.
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The source of the gas, which Bonnet had first noticed to be given off from plant-leaves, Priestley had identified as oxygen, and Ingenhousz had proved to be only given off under the influence of the sun's rays, was finally shown by a Swiss naturalist, Jean Sénébier [6] (1742-1809), to be the _carbonic acid gas_ in the air, which the plant absorbed and decomposed, giving out the oxygen and assimilating the carbon.
Manures and the principles of manuring
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If now the aldose groups tend to pass over into the starch form, representing a temporary overflow product of the assimilating energy, it would appear that the ketose or levulose groups are preferentially used up in the elaboration of the permanent tissue.
Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900
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The idea of fine art and artists in an ethnographic museum possesses its own set of difficulties, but Faber succeeds in assimilating visual art into the context in a way that has proved relevant, interesting and educational.
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In postmodern ideals, this kind of appropriation is - well, appropriate, fitting, part of the continual process we all go through of assimilating culture and creating new culture based on that assimilation.
Borges: Pathways of the (Postmodern) Mind
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J.E. Cirlot says "E.en though the mandala always alludes to the concept of the Centre -- never actually depicting it visually but suggesting it by means of the concentricity of thefigures -- at the same time it exemplifies the obstacles in the way of achieving and assimilating the Centre.
Home, by Wally Bubelis
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Herald : Brian , as a Korean - American, how was it assimilating to Korean culture?
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This may be because the body becomes less efficient at assimilating the metal or the amount in the diet decreases.
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I'm not saying that Asians should shed their ethnic traditions by assimilating within the mainstream.
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It remains for us to say here that the differences observable in the quantity of fixed tannin ought to arise chiefly from the different natures of these tannins, which have properties differing as do those of one plant from another, and which really have but one property in common, that of assimilating themselves with animal tissues and rendering them imputrescible.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 286, June 25, 1881
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They eventually rejected their teachers' conventional ideas and academic art, yet spent years assiduously copying and assimilating the Old Masters.
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Has the postmodernists' faith in the viability of assimilating and propounding notions in fundamental tension with each other been lost?
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Some experts cite difficulties in assimilating for some members of the community's youth population as one reason for the "captivation" with extremism.
Christian Science Monitor | All Stories
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Your writing seems to overlook the fact that mixing or what you call assimilating really does take two to tango.
Soldiering On
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His little spiel was all about hate and winning the NASCAR vote – the idea of assimilating and incorporating immigrant values and culture would cause his poor little head to explode.
Oh Noes! I Caught Teh Izlam! « Whatever
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My daughter is so rarely ill that she has had to augment her vocabulary at a time when her brain least feels like assimilating information.
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In the discussions of galactic origin and behavior that grew out of the earlier work on clusters and the local star system, it was suggested that the discoidal galactic system, originating from the combination of independent star clouds and clusters, has long been growing, by assimilating such groups, to its present relatively enormous size.
Better Late Than Never: Dwarf Galaxies Finally Come Together | Universe Today
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By escaping to the past, she could rely on present day John to protect her from other humans and assist her in assimilating, while at the same time protecting him and assisting him in stopping Skynet from ever existing – which would then leave her in the past safe from control by anyone.
Matthew Yglesias » Spitzer: Let’s Condemn the Human Race to Slavery and Extinction
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They adopted a synergetic approach, assimilating native deities with gods or goddesses from their own pantheon.
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It is not, in fact, time for Scotland to Move On, with nothing changed, the numpties in place, assimilating an acceptance of mediocrity into the national psyche.
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Objective The assimilating cholesterol abilities of Lactobacillus acidophilus were preliminarily studied in MRS liquid medium.
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Therefore, after an introduction during staff orientation and some hands-on experience in the first week or two, staff members will have a better context and foundation for assimilating the information.
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Absorbing and assimilating the foreign cultures between nations will enrich and promote the development of aesthetic conceptions. (ibid.
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He believes that Canadian natives had no government or culture worth speaking of before Europeans arrived: that Canada should ditch all its treaties, Land Claims, and self-government commitments and focus on assimilating natives as quickly as possible: that there's no such thing as "Metis"; and dozens of other interesting tidbits.
I have no words.
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Shao, a Chinese-American, said companies sometimes overlook cultural differences in assimilating workers.
USATODAY.com - Actions speak louder than words in diverse hiring
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He argues that local media forms are important sense-making mechanisms, operating at the level of personal effectivity, for assimilating the constantly changing media-scape.
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Tower and even tried to learn the violin — all this was the idea of assimilating European civilization as throughly as possible.
Collected Essays
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-- Being founded upon a rock, it does not care, in its collective capacity, to sit upon rockers, but has an immense series of warehouses, omnivorous and eupeptic, which swallow all manner of tithes, from grain and horseshoes to the less stable commodities of fresh fish and melons, assimilating them by admirable processes into coin of the realm.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 78, April, 1864
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Collecting, analyzing, and assimilating information at this level of detail is a formidable challenge for intelligence analysts, policymakers, and warfighters alike.
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He remained in Italy for the rest of his life, assimilating completely the neoclassical style developed by Canova and Thorvaldsen.
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He taught me, among other things, that science begins when a body of phenomena is available which shows some coherence and regularities, that science consists in assimilating these regularities and in creating concepts which permit expressing these regularities in a natural way.
Eugene Wigner - Banquet Speech
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But assimilating all these wildly different forms of association under the rubric of ‘city’ only made the term so abstract that it told us nothing.
