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- Borg assimilation was predatory; every species the Borg encountered was assessed to determine whether its biological and/or technological distinctiveness was considered "worthy of being added to the Collective's perfection". If found to be so, the species was set upon and forcibly assimilated; the Collective considered the species' will in the matter "irrelevant". (TNG: "Q Who" , "The Best of Both Worlds" ; VOY: "Mortal Coil", et al.) As of the 24th century, the only species known to have been considered unworthy of assimilation were the Kazon, as the Borg believed that assimilating them would detract from their goal of becoming perfect. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
- ASSIMILATION (Rank 5): A Garou using this gift may assimilate smoothly into any culture, interacting easily with its members for a number of hours. This power even works around the uneasiness caused in humans by the Delirium. NATIVE TO: Homid
- In Assimilation one player starts out as a Cloven, the other seven are Maquis. The Cloven player has to hunt down the remaining Maquis. The Maquis cannot kill the cloven, the objective is to survive the longest. Any Maquis killed by the Cloven become Cloven when they respawn. This game mode was only featured in Resistance: Retribution.
- Assimilation is the twenty-third episode of Psycho Rangers: Insane Evolution. It acts as a team-up crossover with Power Rangers RPM, also concluding the RPM storyline.
- augmente la limite des points de magie bleu (.augmente cette limite de 1 point par degré franchi.)90.9.46.125 juillet 18, 2010 à 19:31 (UTC) Catégorie:pts de merit bleu groupe 2
- (Or "Borg Assimilation") A procedure mainly used by The Borg. Using their assimilation tubiles, Borg drones can integrate technology or biological individuals into their own.
- Assimilation is a Merit trait for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy XI. It increases the maximum number of Blue Magic Points by one per upgrade, allowing the Blue Mage to set more Blue Magic spells, or a combination of spells of a greater value.
* Increases maximum Blue Magic Points by 1 per upgrade:
* 1 Merit: +1 Blue Magic Point
* 2 Merits: +2 Blue Magic Points
* 3 Merits: +3 Blue Magic Points
* 4 Merits: +4 Blue Magic Points
* 5 Merits: +5 Blue Magic Points
* Always active at level 75+ once obtained.
* Obtained: BLU 75, Merit Group 2
- Assimilation is where an organism uses molecules which have been absorbed from external substances (e.g. food) and makes them part of the organism. Examples of assimilation include the absorption of nutrients into the body after digestion in the intestine, and their transformation into other molecules; and photosynethesis. Image:Fish1.gif This article is a , and is very fishy. You can help My English Wiki by expanding it, removing the non-GCSE content or improving it.
- L'assimilation est la transformation d'un individu en drone Borg et, par extension, l'incorporation des caractéristiques biologiques et technologiques de son peuple au Collectif. L'espèce 8472 est la seule espèce connue à être naturellement résistante à l'assimilation.
- A werewolf with this Gift blends smoothly into any culture, no matter how strange or unfamiliar he might normally find it. He could slip among Bedouin nomads as if he were one of them, or he could shop in a Chinese market without anyone noticing that he does not belong. The Gift, doesn't hide racial differences, but it does allow the user to mimic the behaviors and mannerisms of a native. It also grants the ability to speak and understand the culture's language, although this knowledge vanishes as the Gift ends.
- Allgemein bezeichnet Assimilation einen Vorgang der Anpassung oder Angleichung.
- (You may also be looking for the Doctor Who / TNG Crossover comic, Assimilation²) Assimilation was the process by which the Borg added new drones, technology and materials to the Collective. Assimilation included the Borg's ability to procure everything they required, from personnel in the form individuals turned into drones to technology, by taking control of, and then analyzing and/or augmenting vessels and facilities with Borg technology. The Borg could also assimilate data by downloading and incorporating knowledge they gained form it into the collective, and could adapt most materials for their own use. (TNG episode: "Q Who?"; TNG movie: First Contact, VOY episode: "Scorpion", et al.)
- Assimilation is the process of restoring order in a captured city. It starts right after capturing a city by reducing its hit points to zero and moving infantry or cavalry units into proximity. By default, the assimilation process takes 2.2 minutes to complete, but there are some ways to speed it up or even eliminate the time. A captured city and all of its civilian buildings and wonders immediately pass under the conqueror's nation's control. However, the city needs to be assimilated in order to be of any use to the conqueror. A city currently being assimilated...
- Assimilation, auch Assimilierung, umschreibt die Verschmelzung einer ethnischen Gruppe in eine andere. Das bedeutet, das beispielsweise eine ethnische Minderheit sprachlich wie kulturell in die staatstragende Mehrheitsbevölkerung aufgeht.
- Assimilation, in its late 24th century context, is the process whereby the Borg Collective adds new beings and technology into itself. In accordance with their goal of attaining "perfection," the Borg often assimilate entire species, leaving behind dead worlds and few or no survivors. In addition to the physical mutilation that occurs, being assimilated as a Borg drone robs a person of their individuality, enslaving them to the will of the Collective. Most sentient beings consider assimilation by the Borg to be a fate worse than death.
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- Borg assimilation was predatory; every species the Borg encountered was assessed to determine whether its biological and/or technological distinctiveness was considered "worthy of being added to the Collective's perfection". If found to be so, the species was set upon and forcibly assimilated; the Collective considered the species' will in the matter "irrelevant". (TNG: "Q Who" , "The Best of Both Worlds" ; VOY: "Mortal Coil", et al.) As of the 24th century, the only species known to have been considered unworthy of assimilation were the Kazon, as the Borg believed that assimilating them would detract from their goal of becoming perfect. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
- ASSIMILATION (Rank 5): A Garou using this gift may assimilate smoothly into any culture, interacting easily with its members for a number of hours. This power even works around the uneasiness caused in humans by the Delirium. NATIVE TO: Homid
- In Assimilation one player starts out as a Cloven, the other seven are Maquis. The Cloven player has to hunt down the remaining Maquis. The Maquis cannot kill the cloven, the objective is to survive the longest. Any Maquis killed by the Cloven become Cloven when they respawn. This game mode was only featured in Resistance: Retribution.
- Assimilation is the twenty-third episode of Psycho Rangers: Insane Evolution. It acts as a team-up crossover with Power Rangers RPM, also concluding the RPM storyline.
- augmente la limite des points de magie bleu (.augmente cette limite de 1 point par degré franchi.)90.9.46.125 juillet 18, 2010 à 19:31 (UTC) Catégorie:pts de merit bleu groupe 2
- Assimilation, in its late 24th century context, is the process whereby the Borg Collective adds new beings and technology into itself. In accordance with their goal of attaining "perfection," the Borg often assimilate entire species, leaving behind dead worlds and few or no survivors. In addition to the physical mutilation that occurs, being assimilated as a Borg drone robs a person of their individuality, enslaving them to the will of the Collective. Most sentient beings consider assimilation by the Borg to be a fate worse than death. It is extremely rare for an assimilated being to be freed from the Collective, though it has happened on several occasions. The two most famous cases of reversed assimilation known to the Federation are Jean-Luc Picard and Annika Hansen. Elizabeth Singh, after surviving the Borg attack on the USS Rebellious (NCC-1807) at the Battle of Wolf 359, witnessed her twin children, Esthappen and Rahel, being assimilated by the Borg. (Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions: "Devil's Cube")
- (Or "Borg Assimilation") A procedure mainly used by The Borg. Using their assimilation tubiles, Borg drones can integrate technology or biological individuals into their own.
- Assimilation is a Merit trait for Blue Mages in Final Fantasy XI. It increases the maximum number of Blue Magic Points by one per upgrade, allowing the Blue Mage to set more Blue Magic spells, or a combination of spells of a greater value.
* Increases maximum Blue Magic Points by 1 per upgrade:
* 1 Merit: +1 Blue Magic Point
* 2 Merits: +2 Blue Magic Points
* 3 Merits: +3 Blue Magic Points
* 4 Merits: +4 Blue Magic Points
* 5 Merits: +5 Blue Magic Points
* Always active at level 75+ once obtained.
* Obtained: BLU 75, Merit Group 2
- Assimilation is the process of restoring order in a captured city. It starts right after capturing a city by reducing its hit points to zero and moving infantry or cavalry units into proximity. By default, the assimilation process takes 2.2 minutes to complete, but there are some ways to speed it up or even eliminate the time. A captured city and all of its civilian buildings and wonders immediately pass under the conqueror's nation's control. However, the city needs to be assimilated in order to be of any use to the conqueror. A city currently being assimilated...
* may not create Citizens
* may not be garrisoned
* won't repair itself (see Strategies section below)
* Does not benefit from some nation powers (such as the Mayan extra arrow); however, other nation powers (such as the Roman wealth bonus) do apply In addition, the territory controlled by the city becomes neutral for as long as the assimilation takes place (it is not overridden with your own or other nation's territory). The Lakota cannot build in this neutral territory, except forts and cities, even though they can normally build in neutral territory. If buildings are constructed on friendly territory within the city's economic radius, they can affect the city and increase its building count (upgrading a Small City under assimilation to a Large City, for example). Economic buildings within the city's radius, such as Farms, can be worked on by citizens while it is being assimilated. The assimilation process continues even if the attacker pulls all of his troops out of the city's vicinity. This is usually a bad idea, however, as the previous owner may simply recapture it by moving some military units into proximity. Recapturing a city currently being assimilated immediately restores full control of the city and the territory. Note that all types of military structures will remain under the control of the attacked nation. This includes all production facilities (Barracks, Stable etc.), which may continue to produce troops, as well as defensive structures such as Towers and Forts, which will continue to attack the occupying forces. That is, unless a nation's last city is captured, in which case all remaining military structures pass under the control of the conqueror. Buildings belonging to the city may be razed while it is being assimilated. The city itself may also be razed if there are no other buildings nearby. To undo the razing process, press "\".
- (You may also be looking for the Doctor Who / TNG Crossover comic, Assimilation²) Assimilation was the process by which the Borg added new drones, technology and materials to the Collective. Assimilation included the Borg's ability to procure everything they required, from personnel in the form individuals turned into drones to technology, by taking control of, and then analyzing and/or augmenting vessels and facilities with Borg technology. The Borg could also assimilate data by downloading and incorporating knowledge they gained form it into the collective, and could adapt most materials for their own use. (TNG episode: "Q Who?"; TNG movie: First Contact, VOY episode: "Scorpion", et al.) When driven to desperation on at least one occasion the Borg have been known to bypass normal assimilation processes in favor of the more expedient process of "absorption", by which the Borg could quickly absorb, and immediately assimilate, anything they required. In 2380 a Borg cube began using the absorption process, in doing so it destroyed a Federation fleet in seconds at the Slaughter of Sector 108 and completely absorbed the planet Pluto. (TNG novel: Before Dishonor)
- Assimilation is where an organism uses molecules which have been absorbed from external substances (e.g. food) and makes them part of the organism. Examples of assimilation include the absorption of nutrients into the body after digestion in the intestine, and their transformation into other molecules; and photosynethesis. Image:Fish1.gif This article is a , and is very fishy. You can help My English Wiki by expanding it, removing the non-GCSE content or improving it.
- L'assimilation est la transformation d'un individu en drone Borg et, par extension, l'incorporation des caractéristiques biologiques et technologiques de son peuple au Collectif. L'espèce 8472 est la seule espèce connue à être naturellement résistante à l'assimilation.
- Assimilation, auch Assimilierung, umschreibt die Verschmelzung einer ethnischen Gruppe in eine andere. Das bedeutet, das beispielsweise eine ethnische Minderheit sprachlich wie kulturell in die staatstragende Mehrheitsbevölkerung aufgeht. Die Assimilation kann auf einem friedlichen Weg oder auf staatlichen Druck erfolgen. So gingen beispielsweise die baltischen Pruzzen in Ostpreußen im Laufe der Jahrhunderte freiwillig und ohne staatlichen Druck im niederdeutschen Sprachgebiet auf. Die faschistische Regierung in Italien versuchte ihrerseits zwischen den 1920er und 1960er Jahren unter staatlichen Zwang, aus den Deutsch-Südtirolern Italiener zu machen. Aus diesem Grunde war in Italien lange Zeit Deutsch verboten und in Südtirol nur das Italienische offiziell zugelassen. Heute besteht für die deutsche Sprachminderheit in dieser Region Italiens eine weitgehende Autonomie. Kategorie:Soziologie
- A werewolf with this Gift blends smoothly into any culture, no matter how strange or unfamiliar he might normally find it. He could slip among Bedouin nomads as if he were one of them, or he could shop in a Chinese market without anyone noticing that he does not belong. The Gift, doesn't hide racial differences, but it does allow the user to mimic the behaviors and mannerisms of a native. It also grants the ability to speak and understand the culture's language, although this knowledge vanishes as the Gift ends.
- Allgemein bezeichnet Assimilation einen Vorgang der Anpassung oder Angleichung.
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