Sentence examples for ready assimilation from inspiring English sources
These strategies are hugely various and include straightforward literary homage ("Young Mothers in the Square", to Larkin's "Afternoons"); memorable coinages, such as the collective noun a "competence of enemies"; symbolic transformation; the satirical; and an omnivorous intelligence's ready assimilation of the contemporary: bling, iPods, "strontium to Mendeleyev".
The simplicity of existing instruments for detecting hazardous drinking makes for ready assimilation in university students.
Representations of chemical datasets in spreadsheet format are important for ready data assimilation and manipulation.
The prepared soil microcosm was incubated at 30°C for 16 h to elongate bacterial cell ready to grow by succinate assimilation under denitrification-inductive conditions ([Tago et al. 2011]).
The finding that Akans are the ethnic group least ready for sex raises questions about assimilation and acculturation of the Akans into an indigenous Ga society.
It's Friday, and there's not much going on news-wise, so here's a funny video of the absolutely true story of how James Brown's "Sex Machine" was recorded, and would later become a monster YES MASTER, THEY ARE BUYING WHAT I AM SELLING; EXPECT TOTAL ASSIMILATION BY LATE 2008, YOU MAY BEGIN YOUR INVASION WHEN READY.
"Conservatives are ready to support immigration reform, so long as it is pro-economic growth, strengthens families, fosters assimilation and prevents another wave of illegal immigration from happening again," the letter read.
Assimilation is discussed, but assimilation to what?
That was pure assimilation.
His assimilation had begun.
