Sentence examples for total assimilation from inspiring English sources

Koestler's greatest achievement was total assimilation into the English language.

And in a post-Kardashian world "doing it all" means a total assimilation of self and brand.

The relationships established among hunters, herders, and agriculturalists over more than 2,000 years of socioeconomic change ranged from total resistance to total assimilation.

Steve Wilson, a saxophonist, has been in demand all over the jazz world since the 90's; everybody wants his light sound and his total assimilation of postwar saxophone history, from Parker to Coleman.

Mr. Wilson, a saxophonist, has been in demand all over the jazz world through the 90's; everybody wants his light sound and his total assimilation of postwar saxophone history, from Parker to Coleman.

Total assimilation will prove nearly impossible, as the German state of Lower Saxony owns about 20percentt of VW and holds veto rights over any moves that would affect the approximately 80,000 VW jobs in Lower Saxony.

Frequently confused with the true harmony situations above are partial and total assimilations of vowels in adjacent syllables.

Some give in to total cultural assimilation, Hamish observes.

TYA is the total years to assimilation or the year interval in which the employment probability differential is minimized.

Table 3 Frequencies of codes within the category 'women's strategies' Category Training company Vocational school Total Resilience 12 3 15 Assimilation 1 9 10 Excellence 6 2 8 Avoidance 6 1 7 Total 25 15 40.

Mn-toxicity affected C. grandis seedling growth, leaf CO2 assimilation, total soluble concentration, phosphorus (P) and magenisum (Mg) more than C. sinensis.