Smurf Island was eventually closed, and later demolished to make space for the BORG Assimilator, a Star Trek themed flying roller coaster.
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Ezekial Smits is the cell's Assimilator, a kind of bureaucratic shrink who orients new arrivals to Earth, and monitors their progress.
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James is a natural assimilator, and both his songwriting and vocal delivery reference the likes of David Gray, James Taylor, and Coldplay.
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At times Ms . Stern seems less an outsider artist than an extremely astute assimilator of everything she might ever have seen, Pac Man included.
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More specifically, results indicated that there appears to be a high proportion of assimilators and a lower proportion of accommodators than expected for business majors.
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He uses starships holding museums of his collections, a Temporal Assimilator that allows time travel, Persian " flying carpets " and a " flying cape " that allowed flight.
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The Russian expert on the nationalities issue, Valery Tishkov, stated that Azerbaijan is one of the biggest assimilators of the former Soviet republics, the other two being Georgia and Uzbekistan.
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Training does not make the trainee an ambassador, that was too much to hope, but the trained individuals have a better experience in the other culture than those who did not receive the culture assimilator training.
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When the trainee picks the correct explanation, the feedback is extensive, describing cultural similarities and differences between cultures A and B . Assimilators that use feedback that includes culture theory, such as the differences between collectivist and individualist cultures, are especially effective.
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Kolb transposes four learning styles, " Diverger, Assimilator, Accommodator " and " Converger ", atop the Experiential Learning Model, using the four experiential learning stages to carve out " four quadrants ", one for each learning style.
