In appearance, education, and way of life, the rulers contrasted starkly with their Sudanese subjects, and, although the more assimilated higher officials and some of the chiefs of territories along the Nile who profited from their government connections were reconciled to the regime, the less privileged Sudanese were not.
In addition we show that our model is flexible enough to solve the obstacle avoidance problem by assimilating high resolution coastline data.
Biochemical studies have suggested that GSIIB has a lower affinity for NH4 + and Glu than GSIIE [ 42], characteristics that would be advantageous for enzymes assimilating higher concentrations of NH4 + from environmental sources, NO3 - assimilation, or increased rates of photorespiration.
Having done this, prediction errors can then be weighted by their precision so that only precise information is accumulated and assimilated at high or deep hierarchical levels.
During plant-endophyte-metal interaction, the endophyte-inoculated E + plants had assimilated significantly higher level of nitrogen in shoot as compared to control E- plants during Cu stress.
That evening, Mollie planned to look after her mother, while Ernest took the guests into Fairfax, five miles to the northwest, to meet Hale and see "Bringing Up Father,"_ _a touring musical about a poor Irish immigrant who wins a million-dollar sweepstakes and struggles to assimilate into high society.
For a more comprehensive review, the reader is referred to Sarret et al. Of particular note in the field of plant metal ion physiology are those plants known as hyperaccumulators, which can assimilate very high levels of metals or metalloids from their environment.
When nitrate was restored, nitrate transporters were strongly upregulated and nitrate was assimilated at a high rate.
Some are considered to be purer and to have a more correct behaviour and way of living than others the former tending to assimilate with higher castes and the latter to rank with the lowest in the social scale, who, often called Chandalas, were at an early date charged with sweeping, bearing corpses, and other impure occupations.
However, billions of years of evolution have enabled the heterotrophic microbes to efficiently assimilate the high-energy sugars to generate both carbon backbone and energy at the same time.
