“The absorption of information by the human mind also includes contextualisation, validation, reflection and synthesis.”

“Many of the components of human milk also facilitate the absorption of nutrients and have a function beyond nutrient requirements.”

“His love for Sydney and his total absorption in the affairs of his adopted country never wavered.”

“The absorptivity of the black pigment was so high that it prevented any light from being reflected, resulting in a complete absence of color.”

“Pre-blended dry-mortar with high flow capacity, hardens without shrinkage and has a high capillary absorptivity.”

“May vary depending on the application method, texture and surface absorptivity.”

“But the amount of absorbency required is not so great as to preclude the use of size altogether.”

“Some characteristics that affect printability are smoothness, absorbency, opacity and ink holdout.”

“The absorbency of nitric acid ions in the solution is measured using UV absorptiometer at a wavelength of 220 nm.”

“Today, a typical sun protection product consists of a UV absorber in a base, which may be alcohol, oil, or more frequently, an emulsion.”

“This population of small growing companies acts as a shock absorber for the economy as a whole.”

“With an MR shock absorber, you can control the vibrations that cause one floor to shift relative to the next floor.”

“This signal at extended wavelengths outside of absorbance bands is characteristic of the dispersive part of differential light scattering.”

“Upon measuring the absorbance of a labeled peptide at a given angle of incidence, two different dichroic ratios were obtained.”

“Under visible light irradiation, much longer durations were necessary to achieve similar absorbance decreases.”

“The issue of absorbability was discussed and supplements with high absorbability ratings were recommended.”

“The air volume in mortar does not correspond to the absorbability of mortar, only capillary air voids influence this property.”

“In addition to urinary and biliary excretion, as to blood concentration after oral administration, the complexed absorbability of I was shown.”

“Manufacturers of incontinence supplies have charts that indicate the maximum absorbancy of each of their products.”

“This foam has a high degree of sound absorbancy and dampens the reverberation in the practice room.”

“Following 1 h of gentle shaking, 100 μl samples were removed and absorbancy was determined at 570 nm using a microtiter plate reader.”

“Spectrally the mineral separates do not show absorptions due to any mineral species other than antigorite.”

“By 1928, again through the process of absorptions and amalgamations, there came to be only 12 factories.”

“But what is so special about water that makes its absorptions extend all the way from the far infrared to the near ultraviolet?”

“He showed me large drums for storing vacuumed debris to be used in combination with huge bags of different absorbents.”

“There was a bit of a leak from the tanker so we put absorbents down to soak up the spillage, of about half a litre, and put a barrier up around the vehicle.”

“A relative of okra and cotton that towers 12 to 15 feet, kenaf is grown primarily as a fiber source for low-grade paper, particleboard, and oil absorbents.”

“A combination of Helmholtz resonators on the back wall and absorbers in the ceiling help control the low frequencies.”

“In the case of a high range cut for thick absorbers the following condition should be fulfilled.”

“His bike had shock absorbers on the front forks to absorb bumps, her bicycle had none.”