The phrase "absorb changing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of adapting to changes or taking in new information, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In order to thrive in a dynamic environment, we must learn to absorb changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "adapt to changes" or "embrace change".
Second, the concept of patch dynamics suggests that to conserve biodiversity or restore and manage ecosystems successfully, ecological processes (such as nutrient cycling) and ecosystem resilience (the amount of disturbances an ecosystem can absorb without changing its basic structure and function) should take precedence over targeted end points and the preservation of equilibrium states.
Vibration due to the system parameter variations or external disturbance is absorbed by changing the magnetic fluxes in this electromagnet, and the controller is designed by variable structure system theory.
Therefore, it goes without saying that our intestinal microbiota feeds on the type of food that is absorbed by changing its ecological structure.
Bone must also be flexible in order to absorb energy by changing shape, it must be able to shorten and widen in compression and lengthen and narrow in tension without cracking.
In this contribution, the first level of flexibility concerning the robustness (ability of the system to absorb disturbances without changing utility flowrates) is addressed and compared to other contribution, this criterion is not formulated as a generic one but as a criterion that strongly depends on the studied process.
As ice melts away under continued global warming, the expanding areas of darker seawater absorb more heat, changing the atmospheric pressure above them.
Do not oil the sheets, as the mushrooms will absorb the oil, changing their flavor and causing them to take longer to dry.
Culture is never static – it is always changing: absorbing this influence, discarding that.
As global warming eats away at our planetary thermal shield, the exposed darker seawater absorbs more heat, changing air circulation and stalling frigid Arctic weather systems over surrounding lands, resulting in more frigid winters more often in Europe and Asia.
For the absorption and accumulation of the self-generated odor cues, a thick paperboard capable of absorbing urine without changing texture or scaling was used.
