Sentence examples for has been assimilating from inspiring English sources

The Office of Global Analysis/International Production Assessment Division (OGA/IPAD) of the United States Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Servicece (USDA-FAS) has been assimilating new data and information products from agencies such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) into its operational decision support system (DSS).

The ceremony today reflected how Indian culture has endured and how it has been assimilated.

"But so much has been assimilated into fashion," she said the other day.

Once nitrogen has been assimilated by plants, it can be converted to organic forms, such as amino acids and proteins.

Or maybe the onetime academic has been assimilated by the Fed Borg and turned into a conventional central banker.

The smaller Indian community has been assimilated more successfully, but there is high unemployment within Pakistani and Bangladeshi quarters - 16% and 25% respectively.

The group has been assimilated into the 21st century but their leaders forbid fraternising with "time natives" and use of their knowledge to change the future.

This is standard central-banker boilerplate; you hear much the same thing from Ben Bernanke now that he has been assimilated by the Borg.

Once carbon has been assimilated by photosynthetic organisms, as well as by the animals that eat them, it is released again in the form of carbon dioxide as these organisms respire.

The Chief fights Covenant and Flood to the Captain, but finds out he is too late the Captain has been assimilated into the parasite.

Khandoba has been assimilated as a form of Shiva himself, in which case he is worshipped in the form of a lingam.