What will the drug enable her to do? Let's ask the film's Wikipedia page … It says she can "absorb knowledge instantaneously, is able to move objects with her mind and can't feel pain and other discomforts".
Yesterday's stock rally, one money manager said, illustrates how the market absorbs news almost instantaneously, leaving no time for investors to mull it all over and no room for error.
This immense canopy will open instantaneously and must absorb an impulse of almost 30 tonnes.
These materials exhibit excellent dielectric properties and, therefore, should be able to absorb microwave energy very efficiently and instantaneously convert it into heat.
They can only instantaneously re-emit any energy they absorb - you could call that scattering reflection, but at different wavelengths.
A century ago, news traveled slowly enough for Americans to absorb and evaluate it; today's events are almost instantaneously digested and debated, in a way that makes even the most cataclysmic event feel temporal.
The combination of the speed at which information is transmitted and absorbed and the cognitive distance involved in applying it lies at the root of the much-repeated phrase "A picture is worth a thousand words". When we look at the physical world, we absorb a huge amount and variety of information almost instantaneously.
The term fluorescence was coined in 1852, when it was experimentally demonstrated that certain substances absorb light of a narrow spectral region (e.g., blue light) and instantaneously emit light in another spectral region not present in the incident light (e.g., yellow light) and that this emission ceases at once when the irradiation of the material comes to an end.
In this methodology, critical columns and adjacent braces, if present, are instantaneously removed from an analysis model and the ability of the model to successfully absorb member loss is investigated.
Such questions absorb Ryman.
