Sentence examples for absorber of from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for in vivo optical imaging the lowest coefficient of absorption (haemoglobin is the principal absorber of visible light whilst water and lipids principally absorb infrared) in vivo occurs at 650 900 nm.

Once the ocean has absorbed enough CO2, it will become a net emitter rather than absorber of CO2.

Spitzer is known to be a fast and thorough absorber of information.

Because of its large cross sections, boron is a good absorber of neutrons.

Furthermore, interstellar dust is a fairly efficient absorber of photons throughout the optical and ultraviolet range.

During bumpy times like these, they have been the shock absorber of the economy, exacerbating Spain's high unemployment rate.

The concept of such a perfect absorber of energy is extremely useful in the study of radiation phenomena.

But some of them are ending up with the consumer who is taking on the role of shock absorber of last resort.

Water is a good absorber of solar radiation, and the solar energy available to penetrate the ocean is 100 percent minus its reflectance value.

"Soil can be a great absorber of carbon, but if you plow too deeply two years in a row you can release it all back into the air," she said.

Perhaps it's a grumpy vestige of cultural imperialism, though the glory of English is that it is an omnivorous absorber of words from other tongues – the linguistic equivalent of the Borg in Star Trek.