To the best of our knowledge, no cloudy radiance observations, either from geostationary or polar-orbiting satellites, are effectively
assimilated into current-generation U.S.
These changes allow TAMDAR data to be applied directly at the pressure they are observed at, remove the assumption that the atmosphere is following a standard lapse rate, remove the assumption that wind is constant with height, and permit the TAMDAR moisture fields to be
assimilated. Note that the Obsgrid modifications were included in the standard releases of Obsgrid starting in V3.8, while the code to allow pre-Obsgrid interpolation to additional vertical levels is included in Ungrib starting in V3.9.
The
assimilated shape was significantly less prevalent with only 1.2 %.
It shows strong growth in Latin America; thus converting to evangelical Protestantism means accepting religious leaders who are far less "
assimilated" than American Catholics.
Gerald Early comments that Du Bois "saw blacks as being caught, Hamlet-like, between the issue of" living as "an
assimilated American" or "an unassimilated Negro" (xx).
Although many of our people have
assimilated and are now Christians, within every tribe there is a core group of people who prefer the old ways and customs and seek to preserve and practice them.
Modern artists long ago discovered and
assimilated the geometry, line and shapes of African sculpture.
And while expellees' children generally
assimilated to West and East German societies, grandchildren often developed a certain nostalgia for their grandparents' homelands.
assimilated a greater amount of nutrients (N-P-K) than the aquatic species Myriophyllum sp., and Vallisneria sp.
At the same time, Icelandic has
assimilated foreign words throughout its history, and it is likely that foreign vocabulary (predominantly English) will continue to be
assimilated, and many neologisms will be invented.
When Jesus' word and way are
assimilated, he becomes 'habit forming"' (p.
"The commission observed that the deaconesses mentioned in the tradition of the early church cannot simply be
assimilated to ordained deacons," he says.
