Examples of using Assimilating in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
The strength of a language does not lie in rejecting what is foreign but in assimilating it.
the Cyber race is spreading out across the universe, erasing worlds, assimilating populations.
Assimilating everybody with your Borg chair-- And two?- The minute you start acting like Locutus of Borg and start?
And fight against assimilating this dullness into our thought processes, So, to defend ourselves we must learn to read.
Erasing worlds, assimilating populations. And before you know it, the Cyber race is spreading out across the universe.
the removal of the policies on denationalising and assimilating ethnic minorities.
erasing worlds, assimilating populations.
The last, assimilating, part of the process is finished
Iranians and Dutch(assimilating them like Borgs).
Eventually assimilating negativity's low vibrations around the country severely weakened the trees.
Uh, willie, immigrants often have trouble Assimilating into a new culture.
In addition, you will have no trouble assimilating in your decoration that you have a modern or old style room.
The gong that we attain through cultivating xinxing and assimilating to the characteristic of the universe evolves from our de.
rather than assimilating it, it has been kept at arm's length by protective regulation.
overnights and we let them think we're assimilating.
In the long run, these practices are successful in assimilating and destroying a group of people.
by developing gong solidly, improving yourself constantly, and assimilating to the characteristic of the universe.
By growing cancer cells in the laboratory and assimilating a coded antigen into them, the body will recognize and fight them.
As you all are aware of, your physical bodies are changing by assimilating and absorbing the God code within each of its cells.
Most archaeologists are trapped in time when it comes to reworking methodologies, and assimilating new evidence into existing historical frameworks.