He studied poetry with Delmore Schwartz and songcraft in the teen-pop-counterfeiting ateliers of Pickwick Records, then absorbed the avant-garde trance state from La Monte Young via John Cale and Angus MacLise — but since he was already tuning his guitar strings all to one note when he met them maybe he'd absorbed it on his own.
A cold front swept Charly to the southeast, absorbing it on January 31.
A trough turned the remnants to the southeast, absorbing it on January 29.
But really the story was about his discovery that he was gay, and his relationship with his father, and it carried such emotional force that one needed a longer break to absorb it before having to concentrate on the next offering.
The same holds true for the electric grid: Reversing the direction of electricity on a system that was designed primarily to deliver power — not absorb it — is having an impact on existing infrastructure — power lines, transformers, substations, control systems, etc.
Lado et al. (1998) and Cohen and Levinthal (1990) argue that in order to disseminate intelligence and information, the organization needs first to absorb it, but the process depends on several factors which are not the scope of this paper.
They found significant evidence that more man-made CO2 is staying in the atmosphere to exacerbate the greenhouse effect because the natural "carbon sinks" that have absorbed it over previous decades on land and sea are beginning to fail, possibly as a result of rising global temperatures.
Soil is the largest land-based reservoir of carbon on Earth, absorbing it from trees and vegetation as they die and decay.
Whether there is greater value in keeping Pan to specifically identify the monophyletic group of common chimpanzees and bonobos rather than absorbing it within Homo really depends on whether you're a "lumper"—prefer to name just a few monophyletic groups with lots of species in each or a "splitter"—prefer to name a lot of groups to emphasize diverse relationships.
Two days later, a cold front steered the system to the southeast, absorbing it after Christelle became extratropical on January 11.
Manufacturers will have to decide whether to absorb the cost, pass it on to consumers or reduce the amount of added sugar in their products.
