The phrase "a assemble" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "an assembly" or "a group" depending on the context.
Example: "We need to organize an assembly to discuss the upcoming events."
Alternatives: "a gathering" or "a collection".
In his opening speech, Dr. Wei Zhang, one of the chairpersons of this symposium, proposed a DREAM of defeating cancer: D: Declare war on tobacco and pollution; R: Reduce cancer mortality ratio; E: Ease the cancer burden in the world, Asia, and China; A: Assemble international collaborations; M: Maximize the human and technology resources.
All you have to do is a) "assemble a cardboard toilet bowl," b) "fit a water-absorbent sheet inside," c) hop into the back seat and use the included curtain, which is "large enough to totally conceal users," and d) get rid of the plastic bag that's there to "tightly seal human waste for later disposal".
The procedure for performing the FNAB with the working model of Shidham's THFV is as follows: (a) Assemble the needle hub, the coupler with tap like valve, and the syringe as shown in Figure 3g2 and 4d.
For each i = 1, …, N, locally on each subdomain Ω (i ) (in parallel) (a) Assemble the local stiffness matrix K (i ) and load vector f (i ) using a fully local numbering of the DOF.
Distinct splice variants of VEGF-A assemble specific receptor co-receptor complexes.
BLM, RAD51 and replication protein (RP -A assemble in PML-NBs duRP -Alassemble phase in undamaged cells and again after DNA damage [ 85].
Horne likens it to an assembled army.
Figure 2C shows an assembled liquid enclosure with overlapping windows.
Further analysis also revealed the structure of an assembled pilus.
This leads to an assembling on favorable crystalline sites.
You now have an assembled didgeridoo!
