The sheer quantity of printed information has for some time prevented any individual from fully absorbing even a minuscule fraction of it.
But they say that "by fully absorbing and complying with their institution's know-your-customer guidelines, staff protect their institution from liability, including legal, criminal and reputation risk".
His youth, like many of ours, began with the sort of innocence that shields us from fully absorbing all that transpires around us.
An fan was installed behind her seat between sets, and Azarenka turned to face it fully, absorbing as much of the breeze as she could.
That being smart is being sexy (a huge cheer goes up on "sexy", suggesting the crowd isn't fully absorbing his message).
But at other points the mundane aspects of Joan's money management, and her relentless efforts to get the lights turned back on and her son back home, are real, endearing and fully absorbing.
Mr. Merker's stroke in 1999 kept him from fully absorbing the digital revolution and its impact on the written word, said Sidney Berger, a fellow printer who wrote a 1997 bibliographic biography, "Printing and the Mind of Merker".
But fully absorbing the lessons of the past should mean being able to think clearly about going forward: Find partners, internationally and locally, and don't get out in front of them.
It would seem all the more difficult, then, from this remove in time and after so much retelling, to write a freshly felt, fully absorbing novel about the Holocaust -- and yet that is precisely what Steve Sem-Sandberg has done.
The simulation considers fully absorbing walls, and isotropic scattering.
Nor Stefan Johansen, man of the match in a final that was enjoyable but too one-sided to be considered fully absorbing.
