Sentence examples for pervasive assimilation from inspiring English sources
The data are consistent with pervasive assimilation of Lake Harbour Group metasediments (εNd (1.85 Ga)=−4.5 to −7.3) and lesser amounts of Ramsay River orthogneiss (εNd (1.85 Ga)=−5.2 to −16.5).
One subduction system would have produced the Narsajuaq arc of level 2, by pervasive assimilation of crustal rocks with εNd (1.85 Ga) lower than −11.6 and Lan/Ybn>100.
This is linked to a pervasive distaste for assimilation.
What's clear is that while many South Africans still face the danger of gendered violence and more subtle and pervasive forms of homophobia, the future of LGBTQ equality lies far beyond mainstream assimilation and visibility.
But Herzl concluded that if anti-Semitism was as pervasive in the capitals of the European Enlightenment as it was in tsarist Russia there was no hope for assimilation.
That was pure assimilation.
Assimilation is discussed, but assimilation to what?
His assimilation had begun.
There is no assimilation".
Their priority was assimilation.
