Sentence examples for this assimilation to from inspiring English sources

There was a fundamental discussion in late Neoplatonism on how this assimilation to the divine was possible for humans.

The ethnically mixed, gentrified crowd at this legendary Lower East Side space may not have known it, but Mr. Morales was paying homage in his poem to the founders of the stage where he stood, to those stoned crazy prophets of revolution, giving poetic solutions to political pollution, organizing rhythmic confusion of assimilation to this untied states nation of eggs, cheese and bacon upon wakin'.

To make this assimilation would be to take much of the sting out of the dirty hands story, both because dirty hands would be part of a more commonplace moral perspective rather than a quite special ethic for emergencies, and because there seems to be no room in threshold deontology, or what has been called "balanced exceptionism" (Coady 2004, 778 9; Coady 2008, 285 7, 299).

Alginate membrane is an excellent agent for this procedure due to its close assimilation to the surface of the bone.

This conversion is based on experimental studies on biomass response and photosynthetic assimilation to elevated CO2 [29].

This conversion is based on experimental studies on biomass response and photosynthetic assimilation to elevated CO2 [ 29].

Assimilation is discussed, but assimilation to what?

Joel Spring refers to this "cultural genocide" defined as "the attempt to destroy other cultures" through forced acquiescence and assimilation to majority rule and standards.

This assimilation of caste to race ... proved very influential".

Since this assimilation was set up to provide aerosol analyses for isolated cases, the implementation of a straightforward choice of the first-guess field and corresponding background error covariances is discussed.

This assimilation with god (homoiôsis) amounts to the complete domination of the intelligible aspect of humans over the sensible one.