Sentence examples for assimilation power from inspiring English sources
Since he emerged in the 1960's as one of Brazil's, and the world's, most graceful and innovative songwriters, Mr. Veloso has taken up questions at the core of modernity and postmodernity: questions about the crosscurrents of tradition and novelty, juxtaposition and assimilation, power and resistance, memory and fantasy.
Removed from his family's home near Bowral under NSW's forced assimilation powers, Cambpell and his siblings were taken to the courthouse, processed, and then dumped at the infamous Kinchela Aboriginal boys' home.
Attitudes toward power and assimilation were not associated with perceptions of CHWs.
But you sort of position this terrifying narrative of the power of assimilation.
These demand-side policies attempt to address the human causes of water problems such as water quality degradation, overexploitation of aquifers and the decreasing availability of water flows to meet non-consumptive water uses (hydroelectric power, pollution assimilation and fish and wildlife habitats).
If this footnote from our culinary past can be read for a moral, it might be this: Our powers of assimilation are greater than we know.
Quantum yield of electron transport was enhanced by the exclusion of UV indicating better utilization of PAR assimilation and enhancement in reducing power in all the four plant species.
We fit five double cohort models to assess the explanatory power of the assimilation, transnationalism, and historical cohort frameworks.
While photorespiration seems to be a wasteful process regarding carbon and energy losses, the current knowledge suggests that photorespiration is important for plant survival, and may provide reducing power for nitrate assimilation [ 16– 20].
The assimilation of energy storage units in power system can curtail the oscillations energetically by contributing fast active power compensation.
And since she has made her music a globe-hopping fusion, connecting all that she hears to an African diaspora, she can savor Brazil's powers of cultural assimilation along with its party spirit.
