Sentence examples for assimilating existing from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the chaebol was able to develop a high-debt-high-growth business model while assimilating existing technologies rapidly due to the state's unrestricted supply of capital.

Similarly BioMed Central has rapidly increased the number of journal titles by creating new titles and assimilating existing ones.

Thursday night's concert at the Ethical Culture Society by the adventurous Eos Orchestra, the first of its seventh season, provided an opportunity to consider works in which five American composers, including the ensemble's composer in residence, Jake Heggie, tried to assimilate existing musical styles in fresh and authentic ways.

This study assimilates existing knowledge of how clinicians explain C4C, and seeks to understand the challenges of recruiting older adults and how C4C could be better explained to this population.

These newcomers were able to settle on the Nile and assimilate the existing Nubians without opposition from Egypt.

Survey questions were assimilated from existing validated national surveys or developed (and approved by Institutional Review Boards) to obtain demographic information, acute injury status, respiratory irritation and mucous membrane irritation symptoms due to exposures in academic chemistry laboratories, physician-diagnosed asthma, primary active smoking, and secondary passive smoking.

Lewis-Fernandez is interested in the idea that ataque de nervios can be assimilated to existing anxiety diagnoses provided we take the variation in symptomatology more seriously.

In particular, the history and experience of oppression brought with it certain perspectives and needs that could not be assimilated through existing liberal structures.

One policy target of highly immigrated Western countries is to assimilate the existing immigrant stock into the labor market as quickly as possible.

Most of these minorities moved to Syria, where they were assimilated within existing community structures.

(And it's worth remembering that this Jewish inability to be easily assimilated into existing structures was a major factor in pre-war European anti-Semitism).