At the same time, the expansion of the administrative state has assimilated most executive policymaking into a model of delegated authority.
Attached to Bavaria in the 8th century, it was further colonized by the Bavarians, who gradually assimilated most of the Slav population.
Successfully assimilating most of the Covenant and wildlife aboard the ship, the Flood are stopped by a Covenant strike team led by Rtas 'Vadumee, who sets the ship on a course into the nearby sun.
The Austronesian speakers replaced and perhaps assimilated most of the original Austromelanoid populations, but in the island of Papua New Guinea, the populations originating from the initial peopling event some 50,000 years earlier remain isolated, separated by extreme geographical features.
Freud, however, shows a way to assimilate the most contingent and arbitrary mimetic details into the realm of meaning.
All the above developments should assimilate the most recent achievements in physiology, molecular biology, genetics, and advanced medical technologies.
They try to assimilate the most critical people.
Indeed, when normalized for viability counts, one probiotic strain, L. plantarum ATCC 14917, assimilated the most cholesterol, with 15.18 ± 0.55 mg of cholesterol assimilated per 10 cells (P < 0.05, subset "a").
In Venice for three years, from the age of twenty-six, he assimilated the most advanced painting of the day: Titian, Tintoretto, Bassano.
