It doesn't matter if I forget to pack my books; the books the people who own this house leave on the shelves are ones I've been meaning to read: absorbing novels and island lore, not the usual vacation house mix of Reader's Digest Condensed volumes and last year's airport thrillers.
To address that issue, Congress last year enacted the new laws requiring more time for borrowers to read and absorb the terms of their loan documents.
The overnight shift has also given her more time to read and absorb international news stories, an area that previously had barely appeared on her radar.
If you show up to the meeting with a warm deck that no one has seen, most thoughtful people will spend their time in the meeting trying to read and absorb it, even if you're describing the material in detail in person.
The only problem is that with opinions being announced from the bench at 10 o'clock, in a process that often takes 15 minutes or more, there is almost no chance that either President Coleman or any of her questioners would have had the opportunity to read and absorb them.
Enhanced automation: Here IA starts to "learn" through pattern recognition, natural language recognition, and the ability to read and absorb both structured and unstructured data.
With Butterfield's permission, Slack engineer Erica Baker shared the note externally "not only because it touched [her] heart," she wrote on Medium, "but because [she] thinks it's an important message for everyone to read and absorb, not only Slack employees".
He's a busy man, and might not have time to read and absorb Wilkov's advice before he goes to the big house.
"I now have almost totally lost the ability to read and absorb a longish article on the web or in print," he wrote earlier this year.
It's much better to read and absorb the spirit of what each paragraph of transcript is trying to say, and then start fresh with sentences that make sense on the page.
