The phrase "a system to absorb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mechanism or process designed to take in or assimilate something, such as information, energy, or resources.
Example: "The new technology features a system to absorb excess heat, ensuring optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a mechanism to take in" or "a process to assimilate".
This paper proposes a framework for assessing resilience that focuses on the ability of a system to absorb disruptions, recover from them, and adapt over time.
"We are going to take the best efforts from around the world," he said, "and bring them together in a system to absorb sunlight at the right energy to make fuel".
To safeguard these services, it is important that bird communities of urban environments hold some degree of resilience, which refers to the capacity of a system to absorb disturbances and changes, while maintaining its functions and structures.
However, few studies have examined if these treatments contribute to ecosystem resilience, or the capacity of a system to absorb perturbation and return to a similar set of structures or processes.
Resilience can be defined as "the capacity of a system to absorb disturbance, re-organize, and keep functioning in much the same way as before" (Walker 2013).
In his model, the rate R_{ji} for a system to absorb a photon of frequency \nu and transition from a lower energy E_{j} to a higher energy E_{i} is proportional to the number N_{j} of atoms with energy E_{j} and to the energy density \rho(\nu) of ambient photons with that frequency, R_{ji}=N_{j} B_{ji} \rho(\nu) \! where B_{ji} is the rate constant for absorption.
Also, the frame is heavier, and the bike has a suspension system to absorb shock.
In short, the French wanted an automatic system to absorb shocks (eg topping unemployment insurance for the short-term jobless) while the Germans preferred a discretionary pot of money (eg, to retrain the unemployed) to boost competitiveness.Mr Van Rompuy tried to merge these ideas in his final report: start with the German model, and later expand it into the French system.
Resilience is defined as "the ability of a social or ecologic system to absorb disturbances while retaining the same basic structure and ways of functioning, the capacity for self-organization, and the capacity to adapt to stress and change" (Baede et al. 2007).
One purpose of the reformation of electric power system in China is to enable the power system to absorb a higher proportion of renewable energy.
This originally unintended "comparison" of two points in time raises questions about the "response time" required for the health system to absorb a new programme.
