Subjectivity thus assimilated the principle of universality, which it now contained as its own character, not as something alien to it.
While the principles of positivism were easily assimilated to the materialist pragmatism of developing capitalist society, even many rationalist thinkers were drawn to forms of idealism that placed faith in progress through science.
Warhol's "Flowers," which mounted winsome imagery on the stern chassis of the Abstract Expressionist big canvas, assimilated the most advanced principles of abstract painting into the larger culture.
I felt not only that those three principles had been vindicated, but that they could be assimilated into a broader rule, namely: the state of being for which we should strive is to be attached to life without being possessive of it.
The key task of the management of any organization is to increase its productivity, and that is precisely why the key principles of management must be understood and assimilated throughout the organization.
The main advantage of these datasets is that various operational observations from the surface to the stratosphere (approximately 50 km) are assimilated into self-consistent first-principle models, leading to uniformly gridded and globally available data for many variables.
In this respect, the new political structure in Imerina embodied the erosion of certain traditional social values among the Merina elite, who had gained exposure to contemporary European political thought and assimilated a number of Western governance principles.
The single agent germ theory was completely displaced by models of disease aetiology that directly assimilated, or took advantage of, the underpinning principles associated with the Agent, Host, and Environment triad.
Apart from the 300-pound gorillas, the main obstacle I faced was that although the crime of aggression, as defined by the Nuremberg principles, has been incorporated into the legislation of many countries, it has not been assimilated into the laws of England and Wales.
