assimilated造句

Consonants are frequently assimilated to neighboring consonants.

These changes were gradually assimilated into everyday life.

The huns were civilized and assimilated by the chinese .

They assimilated their customs and behaviour to the new environment.

When one is surrounded by the virtuous, he'll be assimilated

" European music began to be assimilated in earnest during the Revolution of 1911, mainly through Japan."

The Uighurs further assimilated a portion of the Khitans and Mongolians.

The laws of the defeated country were assimilated to those of the victorious nation.

By living with Indians, he was assimilated to them in thinking and actions.

In fact, most Turkish Kurds, while hoping for cultural freedoms, want to remain Turkish citizens; many have been happily assimilated.

The results demonstrated that ammonia was assimilated via GS/GOGAT pathway and the GDH pathway in Rhodobaeter sphaeroides strain 601.

Designers make disruptive innovations manageable and approachable, so that they can be embraced and assimilated into life.

The process of adding another appliance into a collective — appropriately termed "assimilation" — will wipe out any existing data grids on the assimilated appliance.

Some people believe the colonists assimilated with neighboring Native Americans; others think they were either killed by their neighbors or sunk at sea while trying to flee.

The biological effect of protectively applied nitrogen on nodulation N-fixing activity, nitrogen forms in Xyloid liquid, and amount of assimilated nitrogen in soybean were studied.

The rice-fish agricultural system of Longxian Village in Qingtian County, Zhejiang Province, as a kind of unique local knowledge assimilated with local society, has long existed.

It's as if Sal's first experience of Dean is already, in that scene, assimilated into the image of Dean: the disembodied, aesthetic image of Dean.

While he inherited the aesthetic features of Wei-Jin and Six-Dynasty Periods, he consciously assimilated the aesthetic style of health and facility in the Northern Period, forming aesthetic ideas of stressing calligraphy and appreciating implications.

There exists a universal phenomenon of more aspects being assimilated in philosophy whether viewed inwardly from its existential state and research line or outwardly from its nature and function.

It is depressing news, moreover, that Farook appeared to be well-assimilated in America, the land of his birth—and yet still turned to the path of extremist violence.

The question of whether or not their ubiquitous availability, having now been assimilated into our collective consciousness, is a positive step for the status of the plan is a discussion ongoing.