Sentence examples for is assimilated from inspiring English sources
verb
To incorporate nutrients into the body, especially after digestion.
- Food is assimilated and converted into organic tissue.
It may be that in his own way Kreisky is assimilated to anti-Semitism.
Here, the category of the material is assimilated to that of sin or evil.
Until one is assimilated by New York architecture, aesthetic evaluation will amount to little more than glorified police profiling.
Vocabulary from these other dialects, other nearby languages, and English and French is assimilated into everyday speech.
The patralatā also appears in the Islāmic art of India, in which it is assimilated to the arabesque motif.
As James said of Isabel Archer, an American trying to make her life in England, Spock is "assimilated but unconverted" to human life.
Hence, when the nation becomes extinct, the national spirit either disappears or, if it is powerful, is assimilated by some other nation.
"If" is assimilated to words like "but", "nevertheless" and "even".
A partition (P) is assimilated to a random variable.
SSS restoring is included but as satellite SST is assimilated no SST restoring is done.
The Exoglucanase (CBH) activity is assimilated to an erosion process as for soluble substrates.
