| The earliest major cultural assimilations from India took place probably during the 7th century, when the Hindu Pallava form of southeast Indian script was adopted for inscriptions in west Java. |
| Simultaneous assimilation using the two satellites provides an intermediate situation between separate assimilations from each. |
| Each of those assimilations marched the party rightward to the point that, according to political scientists Keith Poole and Howard Rosenthal, the party today is the most conservative it's been in one hundred years. |
| It is only by slow vital assimilations that man is ameliorated. |
| These successive assimilations have constituted a stable genetic mosaic which today confers the deinococci with extraordinary genetic and functional diversity. |
| Thus labial, total and voicing assimilations are exemplified and what follows is a listing of various lenition types. |
