Meanings of assimilate new in English

He said the thresholds reflected workplace demands for educated workers with the capacity to assimilate new technological requirements in professional fields.

The form of events, abstracted from their material presence, becomes a general mould to which we tend to assimilate new observations.

Every day I have been in the Congo, I have been assimilating new ideas.

The facility with which human nature assimilates new conditions is among its most remarkable attributes.

We were discussing the role of the line manager in assimilating new hires into the operation.

It was assimilating new data, that was all.

We need to uphold the great tradition of the melting pot that welcomes and assimilates new arrivals.

In spite of the intervening ages of suffering and gloom, the faculty of assimilating new principles had survived.

Every day I have been in the Congo, I have been assimilating new ideas. Upsher nodded vigorously in assent.

"Hmm." She has a way of tilting her head and narrowing her eyes as she assimilates new information that reminds me of Mo.