But if she didn't have a veteran's sense of nature's whims, she assimilated with ease.
Each evolution of these parameters may be assimilated with a drift or a fault.
But the Polish community here has not assimilated with the group they still call "Yankees;" it has merely blended.
It assimilated, with a remarkable faculty for adaptation, the structures and techniques of the much further evolved Hellenistic civilization.
It is highly assimilated, with many interfaith families; Judaism is treated more as a culture than a religion.
Highly assimilated with Turkish culture, Istanbul's Jews are nonetheless bound together by powerful and often invisible ties.
Through contacts and interchanges, the gods and legends of one region became identified and assimilated with those of other regions.
Most other groups intermarried and assimilated with the newcomers, and settlement spread across the south of Finland.
Mr. Horton, whose findings have not been published or peer reviewed, posits that colonists made their way south to Hatteras around 1590 and assimilated with the tribe there.
In the Late Period (1st millennium bce), women aspired to be assimilated with Hathor in the next world, as men aspired to become Osiris.
As controls, we also quantified the fraction of N that was taken up and that was assimilated with reverse labeling (e.g. 15NO3−).
