Sentence examples for capable of assimilating from inspiring English sources
FDDA is an effective data assimilation algorithm, which is capable of assimilating diverse weather measurements on model grids and seamlessly providing realistic mesoscale weather forcing to drive a large eddy simulation (LES) model within the WRF framework.
There were plenty of places where the director appeared to take advantage of Dr Hunt's inexperience and good nature... [A television programme] can be expected to tell a story well, and to treat the viewers as intelligent and capable of assimilating reasonably complex ideas and information - after all, if they can cope with EastEnders they can cope with the Long Parliament".
This study investigates the petrochemical contaminated site for isolation of microorganisms capable of assimilating PAH compounds mostly present at the petrochemical contaminate site.
Where this is observed to occur in nature, which is surprisingly often, there are potential simplifications that can lead to computational multiscale algorithms capable of assimilating failure due to multiple cracking with a high degree of accuracy.
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 water-based sewage systems were designed and built on the premises that human excreta are a waste; suitable only for disposal and that the environment is capable of assimilating this waste.
What they all have in common, though, is the ability to act as a two-way mirror; capable not just of assimilating top-down management knowledge but also of translating and transmitting ideas belonging to clinical practice back up into their organisation.
Meanwhile, the cells were not only capable of quickly assimilating glucose but also showed accelerated glucose catabolism through the upregulation of glycolysis and the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle.
Immigrants are doing a reasonable job of assimilating.
However, subsequently, parents appeared capable of understanding and assimilating this information into their lives.
