Sentence examples for assimilating a from inspiring English sources

You might think this would be a difficult time to hold the annual conference of America's largest Muslim organisation.Yet the Islamic Society of North America's gathering, which took place in Detroit over the Labour Day weekend, served as a reminder of how well America is assimilating a religious minority that has often struggled to feel at home in Europe.

Decarboxylation of glutamic acid to γ-aminobutyric acid by the LAB results in the release of carbon dioxide and increases intracellular pH by assimilating a proton (Siragusa et al. 2007).

Furthermore, it was shown that the computer code is capable of assimilating a measured flow field into the divergence-free field by determining the stationary solution of a functional using the Lagrange multiplier.

The goal of this study was to determine if assimilating a combination of various derived data products can help circumvent some of the difficulties associated with urban watershed modeling.

In addition, δ13C stable isotope data for L. praerosa during baseflow conditions with high Cladophora standing stocks showed that the snails were assimilating a heterogeneous mix of the filamentous alga and both algal and detrital components of epilithic biofilm (Grubbs, unpublished data).

Bleaching syndrome is not a superficial fashion, it's a strategy of assimilating a superior identity that reflects a deep-set belief that fair skin is better, more powerful, prettier.

I want to assimilate a more direct approach.

How are we supposed to assimilate a box of peach tushes into our world view?

If we each assimilated a few of his traits, wouldn't the world be a better place?

Either Mr. Sherman is talking through her, or else in the year it took Rose to become fluent in English, she assimilated a lifetime of Borscht Belt humor.

There are many ways to approach building, and over the 27 or 28 years I've been in New York I've assimilated a lot.