Sentence examples for immediate assimilation from inspiring English sources
ILM was tasked with imagining what the immediate assimilation of an Enterprise crewmember would look like.
This indicates that we probably missed the immediate assimilation of the added algae [6], [27] [29].
The national guard of yesterday has been replaced with a school-to-prison pipeline that suspends Black youth at three times the rate of their White peers, but the end result is the same: immediate annihilation or compulsory assimilation to teach Black youth their place.
** Her dependence on Annie for the assimilation of her immediate surroundings was nearly total, but through the raised letters of Braille she could be altogether untethered: books coursed through her.
Throughout the discussions of Kant and his immediate following, the "sensory" is assimilated to the "concrete," the "individual," the "particular," and the "determinate," while the "intellectual" is assimilated to the "abstract," the "universal," the "general," and the "indeterminate"—assimilations that would nowadays be regarded with extreme suspicion.
In the immediate or longer term after migration, if there is rapid "assimilation" into the native's occupation, the impact of migration from a group might also change over time.
Assimilation is discussed, but assimilation to what?
That was pure assimilation.
His assimilation had begun.
There is no assimilation".
