Sentence examples for devices to absorb from inspiring English sources

At the station there were devices to absorb pollutants in the air.

Most conventional suspensions use passive devices to absorb impacts and vibrations, which is generally difficult to adapt to the uncertain circumstances.

As well as aerosol injection, ideas include devices to absorb carbon dioxide from the air, giant sunshields in space, and changing the reflectivity of land through planting different crop strains.

The term "vulnerable road user" refers to people at the highest risk in traffic; these people are not protected by an outside shield, such as pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists, and have few or no external protective devices to absorb energy in a collision, making them the weak counterpart in a road traffic crash (Costant and Lagarde 2010).

These values result in diffusion lengths of less than 0.8 μm, which is much shorter than the average thickness of 3 μm required for most GaAs-based solar cell devices to absorb nearly 90% of incident solar radiation in the desired range [5].

In 30 to 60 seconds, it can raise the hood to create what the company calls "a catching device to absorb the impact energy".

The proposed novel photodetector with a thin film on the central slit assists the device to absorb ∼280-times more light than the bare slit plasmonic-based MSM-PDs.

We find that the capture factor increases proportionately to the number of pontoons, a focusing effect that allows the device to absorb far more power than that which is directly incident upon its frontage.

Subsequently, the complementary characteristics of batteries and supercapacitors make them an attractive choice for a hybrid electricity storage system in which the battery is chosen as the long-term storage device to meet the demand and the supercapacitor provides the short-term storage device to absorb the fast, high-frequency power fluctuations of the PV.

Guardrails are one of the widely used passive safety devices designed to absorb loads applied by impacting vehicles.

The researchers suggest in this month's issue of Scientific Reports that these structures might provide inspiration for engineers to improve devices designed to absorb light, such as solar panels that collect heat.