Sentence examples for quick assimilation from inspiring English sources
The primary requirements for the composer are, therefore, quick assimilation combined with durability.
All the indiscriminate reading she'd done for years (and that Ailo had so disapproved of, in her days at Whale Bay), all the bits and pieces of information she'd picked up, her random appetite and quick assimilation now came in handy.
But within a few years, the quick assimilation of minimalist art into the mainstream art-market and it's identification with the corporations that eagerly purchase and publicly install it, Minimalism, like Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art before it, become one of the darling aesthetics and art commodities of the affluent and powerful.
The absence of regions with different slopes could be explained by either absence of areas of different composition or by quick assimilation of foreign DNA with the composition of its host.
"But it is good to see that there is a sense of organization, because that leads to a quicker assimilation into experiencing the American dream".
You need to assimilate them". And for Roeser, the quickest way to assimilation is to learn the language, which is why he's so insistent that his company not operate in both Spanish and English.
The assimilation of new players has been quick.
In fact, its creators, Vince Powell and Harry Driver, even went as far as to argue their comedy was written to "poke fun at the English" and actually assist with ongoing assimilation – a claim about as credible as suggesting Boris Johnson's "quick wit and subtle diplomacy" make him an ideal foreign secretary.
Moreover, as record companies churned out scores of bossa nova recordings, no effort was made at gradual assimilation of musical concepts, and the genre was exploited for a quick turnaround in hastily conceived pop knockoffs.
Hensing et al. [39] referred to the potential risk of an imbalance between release and assimilation of ammonium; the medium could alkalinize when ammonium is quicker released from urea than is incorporated into biomass.
