"assimilation without" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means the act of integrating or adapting without certain requirements or conditions. Example: The immigrant community struggled with assimilation without access to proper language training programs.
Well, the French reaction, generally, has been to employ a rhetoric of assimilation without providing the reality.
Across party lines, frustrated voters accuse the Bush administration of failing to secure the southern border against intruders, of being lax on employers hiring illegal immigrants and of preaching assimilation without providing resources for local schools where Spanish-speaking students are enrolled.
Further, this evidence thus suggests that studies on earnings assimilation without corresponding knowledge of selection in return migration provide an incomplete picture of Mexican immigration.
The predicted tsunami waveforms from the real-time data assimilation, without assuming earthquake source parameters, show good agreement with the observed waveforms [59].
Growth performance was not expected to be improved on the C-2 compound ethanol since acetyl-CoA is formed as an intermediate during assimilation without the use of phosphoketolase.
For the synthetic cases, EnKF-S reduced root mean square error (RMSE) by more than 70% relative to the data assimilation scheme without considering runoff routing lags.
Based on a large catchment set, we compare four forecasting options: without data assimilation and post-processing, without data assimilation but with post-processing, with data assimilation but without post-processing, and with both data assimilation and post-processing.
First, we found that the minimum central pressure, track, and maximum storm surge of Typhoon Haiyan were difficult to estimate without additional a priori observational data based on the difference between without assimilation WRF-01000 and CReSS) and with assimilation (the others; see Table 1).
But Bobby Jindal won the Barry Goldwater Prize for Reckless Political Incitement when he said, "Immigration without assimilation is invasion".
Ebrahim Rasool, its former ambassador to the US, told the Mail & Guardian newspaper last year: "South Africa has been this wonderful laboratory for Islam, which has found a high point under democracy and freedom – for Muslims to perfect the art of integration without assimilation and isolation; for Muslims to live with the wonderment of many identities and not a single religious identity".
Results of the updated streamflow simulation are compared to baseline simulations, without assimilation of the satellite-derived surface water extent.
