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• One can always absorb the ideas and relevant theory and then update the information later.
• Royal Mail insists that it could absorb the 14 per cent of mail transported by train on the roads without extra journeys.
• Still, the law has yet to fully catch up with that position, or even fully incorporate and absorb the evidence on which it was based.
• The poor southern state, often beset by its own natural disasters, had beds, meals and an emergency plan that helped it absorb a 2.5 percent jump in its population.
• Too many, really; marine archaeology is a small world and any one of these wrecks could completely absorb the country's resources and expertise over several diving seasons.
• Larger entities can absorb this type of cost better, because they are spread over a much wider range of companies.
• However, success in this area will take a long time and absorb substantial resources.
• It seems inevitable, with hindsight, that this accelerating urge to know, to understand, to absorb facts, would lead to the establishment of a major organisation.
• The gases, especially carbon dioxide and methane, absorb the Earth's heat radiation and thus warm the surface, just as a blanket traps body heat.
• The study found that, as temperatures increase, plants absorb less carbon dioxide while microorganisms in the soil release more and more of it.
• Too often, remedial actions tend to absorb resources to the detriment of preventive measures.
• Use chemicals such as Silica gel to absorb moisture.
• By 1788, debt service alone would absorb fifty percent of annual revenue.
• Michael understood that he would never fully absorb the French experience if language were a barrier.
• Outside, the traffic hurtles by but the vast number of shrubs and trees lining the courtyard absorb the sound and look spectacular in their autumnal foliage.
• Second, there is a debate over whether Australia can absorb large numbers of people.
• China is among the fastest growing economies in the world, with considerable capacity to absorb surplus labor.
• A better alternative is indoor plants, which absorb carbon dioxide and emit oxygen.
• Not only does this serve to strengthen the car in a crash, but it also allows the car to absorb heavy impacts in jumps and fast driving over rough terrain.
• The new town development also had to absorb an overwhelmingly large number of refugees from very different areas of the German East and Southeast.
• The polyurethane material also adds support and cushioning to help absorb impact.
• Whether they realise it or not, they actually absorb ideas, moods, opinions and even goals from those around them.
• Not only will it absorb the impact of feet and noise, it will reduce wear and tear on the rug and make vacuuming easier.
• There are limits to a toddler's abilities to absorb new experiences, he says.
• Its configuration helps absorb some impact in order to reduce injury to a pedestrian who is hit.
• For instance, ceiling tiles that absorb sounds and reduce noise levels can cost about the same as materials that are less sound-absorbent.
• To a certain extent, all through life we absorb information we understand, or about which we care, and filter the rest.
• In an open office, its acoustic function is to absorb sound and reduce the reflection of sounds back down into the office space.
• It is easy to install and secure because of its weight Also, many types absorb sound and thereby add to the sound control of the room.
• Cigarette filters, which can last up to 100 years - are designed to absorb tar and other chemicals from the cigarette.
• The most decisive factor in how we absorb information, process it and assimilate it is mostly forgotten: the physiology of the human eye.
• Students will be assessed to find out what system of teaching suits them best. While some learn best from books, others find it easier to absorb information from discussion groups.
• You must have the ability to persuade and inspire our friends to communicate and convince, to listen, to absorb the ideas of others.
• Will these be paid a hefty consultation fee, which will absorb the contentious surplus which started the kerfuffle?
• Do not soak them; mushrooms absorb water like sponges.
• You know how hard it is to absorb information when you're tired.
• Bosses said that it could absorb the 14 per cent of mail transported by train on the roads without extra journeys.
• These soft surfaces also absorb sound and give a feeling of privileged privacy.
• On Friday, the heads of the two banks announced they had agreed to merge their banks by forming a new entity that will absorb the two banks by June next year.
• The very best students in our classes probably do absorb key ideas and concepts from lectures.
• The whole idea is that nature needs a method for rapidly ridding itself of dysfunctional species that overpopulate and absorb resources too rapidly.
• Analysts must fully absorb cultural information, an area in which the intelligence community rarely excels.
• The home market is expected to absorb around 25 per cent of the total expected output of four million lambs this year.
• Would one authority cover the enlarged area, or would there be a tug of war between the existing parks over who would absorb the added area?
• That way, your joints are better prepared to absorb impacts from a variety of angles.
• buildings can be designed to absorb and retain heat
• They do not absorb dirt or liquids, and their surfaces are much less conducive to bacterial growth than paper bills.
• Electrons in the mineral absorb the energy from the activator and become excited.
• The 14th duke wanted a house that was big enough to absorb the world-famous Hamilton Palace collection but that was small enough for a family home.