But the theoretical capacity of lithium-sulfur batteries is higher than that of lithium-ion batteries because of the way the ions are assimilated at the electrodes.
His excited interest in Fiona Maye's work leaps off the page: "The family division teemed with strange differences, special pleading, intimate half-truths, exotic accusation … fine-grained particularities of circumstance needed to be assimilated at speed".
Well, there is no requirement to be assimilated, at least.
In that line of thoughts, Europeanization can be understood as a process through which objectives, methods, rules and instruments, to ways of doings, shared beliefs and values are assimilated at the local level.
While gut content analysis can provide insight to the prey ingested [11], [21] prey items are assimilated at different rates and this can give a false indication of the diet of the animal [22] [25].
They are assimilated at regularly spaced intervals to update an ensemble of initial conditions for which the forecast model is Eq. (2), the logistic Swanson model.
The middle column shows the analysis mean, i.e., the corrected background forecast ensemble after the synthetic data are assimilated at the indicated time.
At Bourges, iron was assimilated into the cathedral's construction strategy, whereas at Beauvais iron was integrated from the initial design, added to the monument following the vicissitudes of the building yard, and still used during the modern period.
The pre-Christian idea that sexual activity was particularly wrong for those who officiated at the altar was assimilated by Christians, and it thus became common for ordained men to give up sexual relations with their wives.
