Sentence examples for set to absorb from inspiring English sources

The device gets the power to run its electronics and embedded software from the trickle of energy scavenged whenever its antenna is set to absorb radio waves.

India, China and Nigeria all currently score below 40, indicating a high level of public corruption; between them, these three states alone are set to absorb almost a billion new city-dwellers by 2050.

With local councils set to absorb the pressures of the influx of unaccompanied children, the chairman of the Local Government Association's asylum, refugee and migration task group, David Simmonds, said councils will "require long-term funding arrangements from government so that the commitment to support those children starting a new life in the UK is properly funded".

In December, conservative television presenter Dmitry Kiselyov, who notoriously called on air for the hearts of gay people who die in car crashes to be burned, was appointed head of a new state news agency called Rossiya Segodnya, which is set to absorb the relatively independent state news agency RIA Novosti.

In order to keep the temperature constant during the nanocutting process and nanoindentation process, in other words, ensuring reasonable heat conduction outwards from the Newtonian atom zone[10], the thermostat atom zone is set to absorb the heat from the specimen.

Ramat Aviv, a district in the northern part of the city that is largely made up of luxury apartments and includes Tel Aviv University, is currently undergoing extensive expansion and is set to absorb the beachfront property of Sde Dov Airport after its decommissioning.

The aim of Basel 2 is to align the amount of capital that banks set aside to absorb unexpected losses with the amount of risk that they are taking.

Deutsche Bank has long faced criticism that its capital buffers, the money that banks set aside to absorb losses in a crisis, were inadequate and that it carried too much risk from derivatives and other volatile investment banking products.

Also disappointing investors on Friday was UniCredit, the country's largest bank, which reported a fourth-quarter loss of €553 million, driven by a 64 percent increase in cash set aside to absorb higher amounts of problem loans.

One of the ideas that its corporate-fraud task-force, a sort of legal think-tank set up to absorb political pressure, has been floating is to bring more less-than-airtight cases before juries, as an antidote to the conservative instincts that white-collar crime encourages among prosecutors.Prosecutors have some things going for them.

The essential questions: How are you set up to absorb and react to atypical purchase journeys as new events dynamically inform a buyer's profile?