Sentence examples for assimilated it into from inspiring English sources
His accomplishment is so broad and curious that few have assimilated it into what is, despite everything, a coherent achievement.
At high concentrations of NH4+, U. lactuca rapidly assimilated it into organic N with limited build-up of intracellular NH4+ whereas C. nipae accumulated large amounts of NH4+ because uptake of NH4+ overtook the rate of assimilation.
However, there were many others who understood it in a way that wasn't quite accurate, or distilled it down to something that wasn't quite effective, or assimilated it into something they already knew.
In some cases, the remediation of old landfills can be carried out in compliance with environmental requirements; in other cases, it is necessary to proceed with the closure of the landfill and to assimilate it into its own environment.
The whole seems to absorb and metabolise the external stimulus and to assimilate it into its own activity; and the resultant response is no longer the passive effect of the stimulus or cause, but appears as the activity of the whole' [ 35] (pp126).
Once the notion of time travel starts to come naturally to the human mind, it is supremely easy to assimilate it into our mode of thinking.
Lisa's subsequent attempt to make sense of this trauma — to figure out how it counts as something that happened to her and to assimilate it into her developing sense of the world — is at the center of "Margaret".
Most bishops are failed Rada students and you do have to perform in public, but because I have a strong sense of what the role demands I can assimilate it into who I am without it changing me".
The distinction turns on whether the aim is to foreclose difference of opinion and assimilate it into the sameness of a sterile and phantasied "we", or to foster a desire for connection through coalition across difference.
Regular direct measurements of LUE would make it possible to capture the real variation of photosynthetic efficiency and then to assimilate it into PEMs [64].
While the deal was ultimately successful, the difficulty of assimilating it into the group made Newton determined that in the future it would focus on growing its existing operations, rather than making any further acquisitions.
