what does assimulate mean ??
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1 a : to take in and appropriate as nourishment : absorb into the system b : to take into the mind and thoroughly comprehend\n2 a : to make similar b : to alter by assimilation c : to absorb into the culture or mores of a population or group\n3 : COMPARE, LIKEN\nintransitive senses : to become assimilated\n- as·sim·i·la·tor  /-"lA-t&r/ noun\nusage When assimilate is followed by a preposition, transitive senses 2a and 2c commonly take to and into and less frequently with; 2b regularly takes to; sense 3 most often takes to and sometimes with. The most frequent prepositions used with the intransitive sense are to and into.
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It seems to refer to presenting a problem in multiple formats -- verbal, pictorial, physical -- as either a way of facilitating cognitive assimilation or deciding which is easiest to assimilate.  In other words, since people learn best in different ways it's often useful to teach a particular topic using different representations -- not just a lecture, but perhaps a lecture with slides, or a lecture with slides and a practicum.\n\nThe physiology is part of the field of cognition, which studies how the human brain assimilates information. \n\nAnyway, if you do a yahoo search on "multiple representation" cognition (use the quotes around multiple representation) you'll find a lot more information on this topic.  Good luck  :)
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i havnt heard this sort of term even im an expert in programming skill. Can you be specific about what do you mean?
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what you have there my friend is known as a PORTMANTEAU\nwhich is a word created from 2 or more other words to combine their sounds and meanings\n\ne.g. animatronics - which is animation and electronics combined.\n\nYour huggle sounds much nicer than a cuddle or a hug or even a huddle come to think of it.\nI could do with a huggle myself right now :)
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I think Your question is your answer ADDECTIVE IS CORRECT  TO USE rather than the "addicting"
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Send a message to Y answer user "intelligence is sexy"- She is a manager in an injection molding plant, and knows all about this process, and is very helpful. (and gorgeous too, but that's beside the point)
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the word is "androngynous"\nit means you have both masc. and fem. qualities
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Means to make something what it is not .to embellish.
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In that context, the proper phrase is "fascination with"--and (as it's generally used) "with" tends to be the correct preposition to use with fascination...\n\n"Fascination with X" means that you are fascinated by X--it captivates you, holds your attention. It is used in the personal sense: X fascinates YOU.\n\n"Fascination of X" speaks to the thrill or allure of X in the general sense. There is something inherently captivating about X itself. \n\nA crude way of figuring out which form to use is to substitute a "attraction" where fascination lands in the sentence. If "attraction of" doesn't make sense--and "attraction to" does--then that's a signal you should probably use "fascination with".\n\nTo use your example:\n\nShe shares my ATTRACTION OF the intersection of music and math. [doesn't work--NOT "fascination of"]\n\nShe shares my ATTRACTION TO the intersection of music and math. [does work--use "fascination with"]
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I think that referrs to the computur programs that mimic biological entities.\n\nFor example, programming many small robots to behave like ants is one (source 1).\n\nOr a computer program that models behavior of bacteria or another single celled organism. (source 2)\n\nIt might help to know what context it was written in, or where you hear it used.
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the eye and arm test...(learned this in psych class) if a person is looking up and to the right while they are talking to you, that means that the left side of the brain is being activated (the creative side) and they are making up a bunch of B.S. also, after they are done talking to you tell them to put their arms out to their sides and then you try to push them back down, if they go down then they are lying because lying makes you physically weaker. its pretty cool stuff.
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Means outrageous or unbelievable. Something that seems incredulous
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What Is That Suposed To Mean.
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It may mean that you arrive at a situation with expectations.  If you always respond in the same way then you will expect to always feel the same thing whenever it happens, specifically a conditioned response.\n\nOr, it could mean that preparing yourself for an event may require the activation of certain emotions in order to function successfully.  Like a script.  Imagine being at a birthday party.  If you arrived in a bad mood, you wouldn't feel a part of the celebrations.  However, if you arrived in a good mood, the situation would suit your mood, and you'd be able to take part in the celebration with all your might.  If you were to change your bad mood in to a good one, just to fit the situation, then it might be considered convenient in order to socialise.  This could be the true meaning of this quote.\n\nIn my opinion, you shouldn't worry about whoever said this, as they were clearly not adept at expressing a concept in order to be understood.  They were probably just trying to sound intelligent.  I seriously doubt if they were.  Still, it would help to know the context in which the person said this.
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RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.  YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED.  (ha ha ha)
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Love the 'amatchure'!\n\n:o)
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Immunogenicity is a measure of the degree of immune response an antigen or immunogen produces. synonym: antigenicity\nStrictly speeking, antigenicity is the ability to induce antibody production; Immunogenicity is the ability to induce the final immune response.