Sentence examples for assimilated here from inspiring English sources

"This dish that came from Britain, and was considered Western food, was then assimilated here".

Although olives and olive oil are fundamental to many cultures and cuisines that have assimilated here — Italian, French, Greek, Turkish, North African, Arab — home-cured olives have never been a staple of American pantries.

Melnyczuk's prose is fully assimilated here: "She was at home in that neighborhood of neat gray and green triple-deckers, with clotheslines wiring balconies like ropes in a circus or the masts of a ship forever tossing on turbulent waters.... Clumps of grass sprouted from sidewalks salted with glass; trellises and arbors of steel pipes propped roses, tomatoes, blooming vines".

So, even as they have assimilated here, they also have created a world that sounds and feels like home, from the sweet, dark coffee, swirling with condensed milk, to unofficial community banks that help start businesses, to the open-air market that rings with the Vietnamese language.

That a number of different methods might be assimilated here is not noted, although the text does go on to distinguish four main types of 'issues concerning things': seeking causes by their effects, seeking effects by their causes, finding the whole from the parts, and looking for another part from the whole and a given part (ibid., 234).

Noise was added on pixels S ¯ (i, j ) as constant noise S ¯ N of rms value σS = 0.3 (e.g. readout noise, the model pixel values are here assimilated to reflectivities 0 < S ¯ (i, j ) < 1).

"He's been contrite about what happened, and he's come back here and assimilated right into the team".

"I want to be assimilated into the system here; I want to vote for the president," said Abbas Amirichimeh, a 41-year-old immigrant from Iran who has been living legally in the United States since 1994 and is a plaintiff in the suit.

"People here assimilate, they don't aspire to be more".

We can't afford to accept any more immigrants, and those already here must be assimilated.

In Nigeria, church leaders speak out against corruption and make efforts to fight AIDS, while here they've assimilated the political rhetoric of the Christian Right, condemning abortion and pledging to take prayer back to public schools.