Sentence examples similar to more fully assimilated from inspiring English sources

At the peak of their success, both the author and Changez felt like fully assimilated Americans — Mr. Hamid more so, because he had spent his early childhood in California, in the mid- to late 1970s, while his father studied for a doctorate at Stanford.

The fully assimilated FNL data provides accurate wind input for more reliable predictions of the wave conditions than the operational forecasts.

More important, the children who were born in the United States after the wave of immigration in the mid-1960s are fully assimilated and a growing force in entertainment and politics — and sometimes both, as was the case with Kal Penn, who left his role on "House" to work in the Obama White House.

This substantial difference (5-fold) between the acetate synthesis and assimilation pathways expression suggests that the synthesized acetic acid cannot be fully assimilated with increasing growth rates.

His was the third generation of fully assimilated Jews.

This modern revolution in physics has not yet been fully assimilated by historians of science.

Meditation, like yoga before it, has been fully assimilated into corporate America.

Arsène Wenger, now fully assimilated, says he "would cry" without it.

Before long they've become fully assimilated, and also blithely happy.

Social work is another area that could potentially be enriched if sex differences, particularly inparental investment, were fully assimilated.

It tells of the intense friendship between the son of a fully assimilated Jewish doctor and a young German aristocrat.