The phrase "absorb negative" is not a standard expression in written English, but it can be understood in context.
You can use it when discussing the idea of taking in or accepting negative experiences, emotions, or energy, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In order to grow from our mistakes, we must learn to absorb negative feedback and use it to improve ourselves."
Alternatives: "take in negativity" or "accept negative influences".
Another examination in Kenya, cited in the same C.G.A.P. report, found that those who used the popular mobile service M-Pesa, which lets people transfer and store funds with their cell phones, were better able to absorb negative income shocks—events like a severe illness or a job loss than those who didn't use the service.
Another examination in Kenya, cited in the same C.G.A.P. report, found that those who used the popular mobile service M-Pesa, which lets people transfer and store funds with their cell phones, were better able to absorb negative income shocks — events like a severe illness or a job loss — than those who didn't use the service.
In this framework, resilience is defined as the adaptive ability of a social-ecological system to cope and absorb negative impacts as a result of the capacity to anticipate, respond, and recover from damaging events.
The fact that even people of color often absorb negative beliefs as a form of racial programming designed to replicate itself even through the people it harms is especially cause for concern.
For example, microsatellites composed of the motif AC/TG can absorb negative supercoiling through the formation of Z-DNA, which can displace nucleosomes (Liu et al. 2006; Zhang et al. 2006; Xu et al. 2011) and also prevent the formation of potentially hazardous non-B-DNA structures like slipped-strand DNA (Edwards et al. 2009).
This value is always negative for the anode, as the absorbed negative charges lower the applied potential on the anode.
In one scene, naked and covered in mud, the artist struggles to break an egg that has supposedly absorbed negative energy from her body.
As Dr. Siegel wrote, "Adolescents who are absorbing negative messages about who they are and what is expected of them may sink to that level instead of realizing their true potential".
Many of the doctors we interviewed appeared to have absorbed negative views of themselves.
So rather than absorbing negative views of others, they may in fact be externalising their own negative views.
The Mie scattering coefficients present different phases and amplitudes depending on the geometry and the electromagnetic properties of the scatterer, and this is also true when we suppose an absorbing negative refractive index spherical particle.
