Sentence examples for seamlessly absorbed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "seamlessly absorbed" is correct and can be used in written English
It means that something has been integrated or incorporated smoothly and without interruption. Example: The new employee seamlessly absorbed into the team, showing excellent collaboration skills and adapting quickly to the company's processes.
The effort demonstrated how high technology had been seamlessly absorbed into the age-old artistry of haute couture.
Guitarist Devin McKnight from Grass is Green joined the lineup last year, replacing Matt Robidoux, and he's been seamlessly absorbed into the band.
Wearing brown contact lenses and his hair in a cupped crewcut, he had seamlessly absorbed the dorky Jerry Lewis walk, the smirks and the trademark nasal braying.
This still holds good, and it has seamlessly absorbed wave after wave of immigrants, which is entirely due to its pragmatic and welcoming nature.
In a characteristic sequence, the manager pisses on the floor of the restaurant, then throws down his shot glass, shattering it, and calls casually for someone to clean it up; an act that is seamlessly absorbed into the restaurant's rhythm.
Cloud elasticity allows applications to seamlessly absorb additional workload.
Figure 8 shows spikes in the total number of messages propagated with a rate >1 kHz, and it can be seen that Apache Flume seamlessly absorbs the load on its single virtual machine.
Chats, e-mails, text messages, phone and in-person conversations — all are absorbed seamlessly into the body of Lin's text, a smart way of portraying the world in which he's come of age, where we're connected all the time and, regardless of the device or medium, all forms of communication seem alike.
After months of delay, the first class of girls was ultimately absorbed seamlessly into the workforce.
Besides Arab-Israelis, who have always lived mostly separately, the post-Soviet and Ethiopian immigrants have not been absorbed as seamlessly as earlier waves.
The folks at "Today" have to be a little envious over how seamlessly "Good Morning America" absorbed its cast changes.
