1. Other articles where Assimilation is discussed: Korean language: Assimilations: The spoken syllables are fairly simple in structure

2. Assimilations synonyms, Assimilations pronunciation, Assimilations translation, English dictionary definition of Assimilations

3. ‘there are many Assimilations and elisions of consonants and vowels’ ‘In order to comprehend the mechanisms of assimilation, some comprehension of the production of speech sounds is needed.’ ‘The vowel that causes the vowel assimilation is frequently termed the trigger.’

4. [citation needed] Assimilations to an adjacent segment are vastly more frequent than Assimilations to a non-adjacent one

5. Synonyms for Assimilations in Free Thesaurus

6. 100 examples: Non-local Assimilations in child language

7. Assimilation/Cultural Assimilation: Simply understanding, assimilation or cultural assimilation is the process in which different cultural groups become alike/similar to each other

8. Keywords: Urteilsverzerrungen, Assimilations- und Kontrasteffekte, Textbewertung, Priming

9. Phonemic assimilation – Bilabial place

10. Americanization definition: assimilation into American culture synonyms: absorption, assimilation, Americanisation antonyms: catabolism

11. Assimilation, as a term, was probably borrowed through Old French assimilation, from Latin Assimilationem before 1425

12. assimilation is also known as (phonetic) co-articulation.4 There are three other fundamental issues in assimilation: 1

13. Assimilation provides the body's cells with nutrients

14. 5 Assimilation is always the end product.

15. Synonyms for Acclimations include adaptation, adjustment, acclimatization, accommodation, conformations, adaptions, familiarisation, familiarization, assimilations

16. Assimilation pelvis: [ pel´vis ] ( L

17. Acculturation and assimilation among Mexican-Americans:

18. Assimilation and accommodation are fully functional at birth.

19. On Assimilation: A Ranger's Return From War

20. Synonyms for Assimilations include incorporations, inculcations, absorption, anabolism, catabolism, consumption, digestion, ingestion, inhalation and metabolism

21. assimilation: [ ah-sim″ĭ-la´shun ] 1

22. Indeed, Ortiz interprets "acculturation" as a form of assimilation.

23. Assimilations may be classified according to the direction in which the borrowing of characteristics is affected

24. Autotrophe Assimilation Zusammenfassung Denise Neubauer Klasse 12 4

25. The term "Assimilation" comes from the …

26. 7 This is our peculiar form of assimilation.

27. And the process of assimilation goes on unimpeded.

28. Animalization Conversion into animal matter by the process of assimilation

29. A Cajun in France:Journeys to Assimilations: Travel with Pierre on his most unlikely voyages where he encounters the

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31. 4 Clearly, not all actions result in assimilation and accommodation.

32. Assimilable: ( ă-sim'i-lă-bil ), Capable of undergoing assimilation

33. There are two types of Assimilation: Regressive and progressive.

34. 6 Assimilation and accommodation are fully functional at birth.

35. There are two types of assimilation: Regressive and progressive.

36. Rapid Assimilation of External Objects Into the Body Schema.

37. In Assimilation, American Style Peter Salins presents a considerably more thoughtful, though in my opinion incorrect, version of this common sense view of Assimilation…

38. Learn about the USCIS FY 2020 Citizenship and Assimilation Grant Program

39. Assimilation is the application of previous concepts to new concepts

40. Assimilation n noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc

41. Assimilation definition: an assimilating or being assimilated Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

42. Assimilation: "A person with a pre-existing schema of big dogs encounters a Great Dane for the first time, causing Assimilation occurs when this knowledge is …

43. Assimilation: The absorption of stock by the public following a new issue

44. 15 In any case, assimilation never meant any real acceptance or belonging.

45. We analyzed the assimilation process as a series of Conjunctures and illustrate how the socio-technical changes, the situated actions and the conjuncture’s context influence the assimilation process.

46. Assimilative definition: of or causing assimilation; assimilating Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

47. 2 This technique brings life to instruction and eases assimilation of knowledge.

48. Shorter light incubation time always causes high primary production and assimilation number.

49. They promote social integration and assimilation of minority ethnic groups into the culture.

50. 9 Assimilation is consequently difficult, particularly as the minority groups experience considerable hostility.

51. It is much easier to regurgitate previously assembled information than to ascertain new relationships and organize original categories and assimilations.

52. So, every Assimilation of any poem is a translation.” ― Suman Pokhrel, Bharat Shashwat Aawaz

53. 16 Now privilege was suspect, and assimilation was a source of embarrassment, even shame.

54. 10 Assimilation worked, especially for a nationalistic capitalist who could write hit songs.

55. Assimilable ( comparative more Assimilable, superlative most Assimilable ) Capable of being assimilated; susceptible to assimilation

56. India is a living civilization with millennia old tradition of assimilation, accommodation and tolerance.

57. The survivors were forcibly relocated to Guam in 1720 for better control and assimilation.

58. 3 They promote social integration and assimilation of minority ethnic groups into the culture.

59. Assimilative -- In assimilation, the dominant learning abilities are abstract conceptualization and reflective observation

60. An umlaut is caused in a sound by its assimilation to another sound.

61. The DeWitt Colony, Coahuila y Texas, Republic of Mexico Selective Immigration and Assimilation by Contract

62. 24 What accounted for this stubborn resistance of nationalities to the predicted assimilation?

63. 14 He understands how the social benefits of assimilation come primarily through language acquisition.

64. In fact, these Assimilations of place and manner occur whenever a word-final /d/ appears before a nasal across a word boundary

65. 17 Of equal importance are the relative amounts of assimilation and accommodation that take place.

66. The position taken by Assimilationists oscillated between the cosmopolitan and nationalist aspects of assimilation

67. 23 For them, as for almost all the children of immigrants, assimilation was good.

68. Basaltic Crustally-contaminated andesites could be produced by combined assimilation and fractional crystallization of Basaltic magmas

69. During the late stages of evolution, limited assimilation of island-arc magmatic rocks may have occurred.

70. 29 As I say, what Kip and I shared was a quick assimilation into city life.

71. ‘Assimilation was a process of monitoring non-indigenous lives using non-indigenous benchmarks.’ ‘It is said that the forced Assimilation of native people to European-American values caused the degradation of Native American art.’

72. Atrophy is the result of a predominance of dissimilation over the processes of assimilation

73. Assimilation, including child removal policies, failed its aim of improving the life of Indigenous Australians

74. Tags: Assimilation, creative-writing, poet, poetry, reader, sphere-of-intellect, transcreation, translation, translator, understanding-poetry

75. Assimilation (Consonant Harmony) One sound becomes the same or similar to another sound in the word

76. Assimilation, as defined by psychologists, is one of the two ways that people absorb new knowledge

77. 28 Central to Piagetian psychology is a dynamic relationship between the processes of accommodation and assimilation.

78. 11 Sometimes the difference caused by assimilation is very noticeable,(www.Sentencedict.com) and sometimes it is very slight.

79. Assimilation (biology) the conversion of nutrient into the fluid or solid substance of the body, by the processes of digestion and absorption Assimilation (phonology), a linguistic process by which a sound becomes similar to an adjacent sound

80. The increase in tricarboxylic acid cycle activity during nitrogen assimilation is supported by anaplerotic reactions.