Sentence examples for a more absorbent from inspiring English sources

She also studied reactions of molecules called epoxides, which led to a process for making a more absorbent and comfortable cotton fabric and had applications in the paper, film, and epoxy plastic industries.

During the classes where I tend to jump around more, I'll need to wear long sweat pants, and a more absorbent shirt.

In case of an exudating yellow or black wound a more absorbent dressing is advised.

Rather than posting a problem specific to the firm, SCA got much better results when it posed a general problem (how to make a material more absorbent, say).

Wear a thicker and more absorbent panty-liner or, if you really prefer, tampon.

A way to minimize blockage, however, with out quitting the sport, is to wash your face before and after the physical activity, or wipe your face with a cotton cloth (cotton is more absorbent) during a break.

The company's head of research, Ernst Mahler, and its vice-president, James, C Kimberly, had toured pulp and paper plants in Germany, Austria and Scandinavia in 1914 and spotted a material five times more absorbent than cotton and - when mass-produced - half as expensive.

There, you felt, spoke a man who has found himself in too many third-world outhouses with nothing more absorbent than a Lonely Planet guidebook.

"If you drain the moisture in your mouth you experience richness, creaminess and sweetness more intensely... and there is really nothing much more absorbent than a tampon".

Commercials for Tide detergent discuss how it is not as diluted as lower-priced alternatives and spots for Bounty call it more absorbent than a "bargain brand" of paper towels.

The refractive index at 589 nm drops from n589 = 2.18 down to 1.90 as α rises from 0 to 80°, whereas the extinction coefficient reaches k589 = 4.27 × 10− 3 for an incident angle α = 80°, which indicates that the films produced at a grazing incident angle become more absorbent.