Sentence examples for by assimilating from inspiring English sources

For all data assimilation experiments, state variables and riverbed K were updated by assimilating hydraulic heads.

Developing countries, on the other hand, grow by assimilating know-how from elsewhere.

Genre is mainly of use to marketers and publicists, secondarily of use to film critics who want to display knowledge by assimilating new movies to antecedents.

Msgr. Lorenzo Albacete writes that non-Catholic Hispanics risk mitigating their influence on North American life by assimilating into the broader Protestant culture (Op-Ed, June 19).

He emphasized this in his often-cited appeals to Jews not to grant Hitler posthumous victories by forgetting, or by assimilating.

Though Minnelli didn't put pencil to paper, he took over the function of the screenwriter by assimilating it to his directorial insights and inventions.

It is like the tale of a sporting hero who springs from relative obscurity to triumph over a string of worthy opponents, often by assimilating their techniques.

But one man who paused said Sweden would have to adapt and become more "realistic" in its policies by assimilating newcomers better.

The Chemical Brothers ate indie, Daft Punk devoured disco and Justice – the Parisian duo of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay – have made the leap by assimilating the trappings of industrial rock, punk and metal into their propulsive house beats.

A second aspect of American exceptionalism is that while in other countries citizenship is a function of birth and blood, you become an American by assimilating to a certain way of life, a certain aspiration.

The policy within the industry seems to be one of trying to modernize by assimilating foreign technology -- much as Russia tried with the integration of foreign assembly plants into its auto industry.