Sentence examples for rapid assimilation from inspiring English sources

I was entirely out of shape when it came to the rapid assimilation of facts.

The trouble with images is that their rapid assimilation means they can be reduced to caricatures of themselves.

It has previously been cited as a successful example of the rapid assimilation of a multicultural population into a rural area.

Yazid Sadi, a Palestinian guitarist living in Haifa, Israel's third-largest city, says he launched the festival to reverse the rapid assimilation, or "Israelisation", of Israel's young Arabs.

Japanese architecture created from the last quarter of the 19th century is remarkable in its rapid assimilation of Western architectural forms and the structural technology necessary to achieve results quite foreign to traditional Japanese sensibilities.

His advocacy of rapid assimilation of natives impressed the British Colonial Office, and when war broke out in New Zealand between the Maoris and British settlers over land rights, he was named governor there.

This process allowed for sucrose utilization and rapid glycerol assimilation by the engineered strain.

Fumaric acid is required for rapid nitrogen assimilation, also as a temporary carbon sink for photosynthate [55].

For first-generation immigrants, the most rapid wage assimilation is located among unskilled immigrants arriving as children and adolescents, most especially Caribbean-English and African-English immigrants.

No nitrate was detected in shoots or in roots of low or intermediate N supplied plants indicative of rapid nitrate assimilation, while roots of N-replete plants contained 10 15 µmol NO3− g−1 dw at all 15N-labelling rates.

These factors should support rapid labor market assimilation.