Sentence examples for content assimilation from inspiring English sources

"$500 buys you more than a souped-up gaming portal: the Xbox One is a content assimilation engine, a vanguard move into a market the competition's still toying around in by comparison.

It's an immature, somewhat glitchy content assimilation engine at this stage, sure, and it shares the PS4′s launch game weaknesses if you're coming at it from the gaming side, but if you're an early adopter or you're already invested in Xbox Live's social ecosystem, think of it as the jumping off point for a fascinating experiment.

Regarding content assimilation, a summary of the main achievements in each phase is illustrative.

The bad news for Google competitors is that the Google+ survey anecdote suggests that the accused content assimilation is getting more effective.

The objective of the AI Project was to promote problem solving and creative thinking, as well as content assimilation.

The results can be described in terms of a) content assimilation, b) technologies incorporated into the learning process, c) language skills and d) methodological experience.

The evaluations included the number of buds and stems, plant height, total leaf area and leaf area index, leaf nitrogen content, CO2 assimilation rate (AR) and stomatal conductance (SC), root weight and root relative growth rate (RGR).

Compared with Huaguan, Lvbao70 suffered greater decreases in biomass, chlorophyll content, carbon assimilation, gas exchange parameters, photosynthetic electron transport capacity, and antioxidase activities, which would have resulted in a great reduction of photosynthetic capacity.

Thus, the negative effects of Hg are neutralized by the relatively higher Se content through assimilation processes.

Evidence shows that soluble sugars, specifically hexoses, may repress photosynthetic gene expression, particularly of the nuclear-encoded small sub-unit of Rubisco, thus decreasing Rubisco content and CO2 assimilation (Lin et al. 2009, 2010).

Earlier investigators had assumed that the sapphire had crystallized from the magma with the necessary high aluminium content provided by assimilation of clay rich shales of the Proterozoic Belt Supergroup sediments which are known to be present at depth in the region.