Fans will recognise much, and newcomers will be quickly assimilated.
By the late 1920s the new approach to the centre had been quickly assimilated.
Instead, she was to be quickly assimilated into a world of sex slavery.
They're quick absorbers and have been quickly assimilated, Mr. West more so, thanks to the trail Jay-Z left for him.
Up to the end of World War I, immigration was free and spontaneous; most of the immigrants came from neighbouring countries, such as Italy, Spain, Belgium, and Switzerland, and they were quickly assimilated into the national population.
No matter how much critical writing by artists perhaps most noteworthily, from the 1960s on, by Donald Judd, Joseph Kosuth, Robert Morris, and Robert Smithson staked out subtle avant-garde positions, their art and ideas were quickly assimilated, becoming trendy, marketable, and reputable.
The other two-thirds comes from a combination of traditional ads; contests like the Barneys event; and sponsored sets, like the one posted four months ago by Calvin Klein, titled "Soft+Flirty," whose elements (all sold at CalvinKlein.com) were quickly assimilated by users into their own sets.
As a rule, entrepreneurs do well in Houston because newcomers are quickly assimilated.
In this regard, free ammonium in nucellar projections should be quickly assimilated for an efficient nitrogen use.
