Granted, the broad strokes of the narrative can be absorbed – for example, boy meets girl, boy/girl fall in love, boy/girl kill themselves in a credulity-stretching suicidal farce – but the language and details are certainly sub-perspicuous.
Pressure can only be absorbed for so long and if you are going to thrive in Test cricket you have to put it back on the bowlers, irrespective of how good they are.
Jeremy Farrar, the director of the Welcome Trust, Britain's biggest medical research charity, warned however that policies amounting to flat-cash settlements – even when increased in line with inflation – can only be absorbed for a limited time "In the long term we hope to see the tide turn towards an increase in the stable, long-term investment," Dr Farrar said.
In this case, all other existing mass anomalies will be absorbed for in this mass source (the problem of non-uniqueness).
Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, a private medical foundation based in London, is "reassured" by the protection of science funding, but cautions that "policies that essentially amount to flat cash even if protected in real terms can only be absorbed for a limited time".
In this case, one may anticipate that should aggregation occur upon heating, rutile would be formed as the most thermodynamically stable phase, and the greater the S sp. value, i.e. the smaller the anatase particles, the less heat should be absorbed for their transformation to rutile and the lower the transformation temperature that would be observed.
And the storytelling (Brian K. Vaughan, a "Lost" veteran, gets the teleplay credit) at least has the potential to be absorbing for 13 episodes.
It should be absorbing for anyone not aware of this history, and it's a good refresher for those of us who are.
The curtain opens, the audience is absorbed for a period of time.
It counts "green water," for example, or precipitation that falls but does not recharge groundwater or streams because it is absorbed for other purposes like growing cotton.
Water desalination in a greenhouse roof means that solar energy is absorbed for evaporation from a thin, flowing layer of water.
