"We look every single day at how the F.B.I. gets information, how we assimilate it from the intelligence community from around the world," he said, disputing reports that a new agency was being actively discussed.
Ends up lesson by telling them to take notes on assignment, and the Big Thought they assimilated from it.
And the veteran mezzo-soprano Joyce Castle, in a comically savvy account of Bernstein's "I Am Easily Assimilated" from "Candide," gave a lesson in how to play to a house.
"Why these English sounds?" Herbert asks in his programme note, replying: "These are sound worlds that I have assimilated from my musical education in Britain where I was born".
The supply side of China's economy is the stuff of legend: 767m workers, perhaps $20 trillion-worth of machinery, buildings and other kinds of capital, combined with rapidly advancing techniques and technologies, many of them assimilated from abroad.
His political philosophy is only part of a metaphysical construction of Aristotelian range for Aristotle had now been assimilated from Arabic sources and given a new Christian content, with the added universality of the Stoic and Augustinian world outlook.
i. i.Numerous linguistic elements assimilated from Chinese.
Therefore, during evolution, the digestive system of animals was adapted to this form of selenium, and as a result, SeMet is more efficiently assimilated from the diet and non-specific incorporation into body proteins builds Se reserves.
For the IHH-Humanitarian Relief Foundation education sector manager "unless the Syrian schools in Turkey and Syria are supported, brain drain to Europe will continue by means of missionary organizations and Syrian youth will be assimilated" (from interview dated 11.11.2015, Hatay).
The additional pigment is thought to be assimilated from chlorophyll derivatives found in the copepods which form part of its diet.
