The phrase "absorb no" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a lack of absorption or acceptance of something, but it requires additional context to be usable.
Example: "The material is designed to absorb no moisture, making it ideal for outdoor use."
Alternatives: "not absorb" or "fail to absorb".
Some plastics absorb NO, therefore, the use of teflon tubing to deliver NO from the cylinder to the point of entry into the ventilatory circuit is recommended.
Black substances absorb all light equally and completely; white compounds absorb no light in the visible spectrum.
As a result, said Tony Giannone, the sales director, the birds are less likely to breed bacteria and also absorb no liquid; the taste and texture both benefit.
This may be helpful to lazy politicians, devoted to soundbites, who can absorb no more than two words at a time and therefore construe "free-trade area" as free trade.Mr Bergsten in fact fudges just as much as the politicians.
Because of those issues and the society's insularity, Mr. Komai said, the country can probably absorb no more than 200,000 newcomers over the next decade -- a far cry from what the experts say is needed.
By comparison, nuclear industry workers in Japan can absorb no more than 100 mSv per year; the limit for U.S. nuclear personnel is 50 mSv per year.
"She absorbed no light and gave none out" is how Sidney chillingly describes Constance's father's housekeeper.
Most printing materials use a resin-coated (plastic-laminated) paper base that absorbs no water during processing.
The resulting record, or spectrum, is ordinarily a straight line indicating that the sample is absorbing no energy broken by peaks at the resonance frequencies.
The end result was that Munster absorbed no more punishment on the scoreboard and went in for a breather only 13-3 down.
Cosmologists have inferred that as much as 90percentt of the universe must be made from invisible matter that emits or absorbs no light, that is evident only through its gravity.
