Findings showed that the distribution of design students through learning style preference was concentrated in assimilating group with coordinates close to the intersection of the axes of the Learning Style Type Grid.
When we grew into our teens, we were still surviving--but now we were having to make decisions around whether we would stand up and be proud of who we were, or if we would abandon our identities in favor of assimilating with the very folks who'd slung racial slurs at us.
On the other hand, there were Negro women and men of the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries of enslavement for whom the prospect of assimilating with White people in any fashion or on any terms was to be firmly rejected.
Following this, Geoffrey Yarlott states, "though disproportionate in qualities of thought and feeling (and one of the less successful therefore of the major 'annus mirabilis' poems), [Fears in Solitude] exemplifies the problems Coleridge had to wrestle with in assimilating didacticism to the requirements of poetic organization".
You did very well in assimilating national minori ties, but not nearly as well with racial minorities.
These people took pride in assimilating.
Many have little interest in assimilating.
Only one generation removed and assimilating with American culture in record time does little to silence the ghosts of a terrible tragedy.
Mercury accumulation in earthworms has demonstrated that species length and age is important in chemicals assimilating in tissues, with decreased mercury content following increased growth and development.
Now two shows — one quirky, one lavish — expand upon this period, providing additional glimpses of an artist who learned from nature while keeping abreast of the latest developments in abstraction, assimilating everything with a fluid drawing ability that moved effortlessly from calligraphic to cartoonish and beyond.
Djokovic, who had struggled with excessive heat in the past, struggled once again to assimilate with the temperature.
