Granted lands, the story goes, the Gherardinis we absorbed into the Norman aristocracy; a century later a younger son of the family took part in the Norman invasion of Ireland (1169-71), & was rewarded by a large gift of land in what is now County Kildare; & from his numerous descendants developed the famous family of the Fitzgeralds, o Geraldines.
The most visible application of this information is the CDC's "National Exposure Report" [ 10] which yields valuable insight into chemicals we absorb from air, food, water and personal products.
A book read on a screen has dematerialised; we can neither own nor love it, and if we can't hold it in our hands how can we absorb it into our minds?
Will the social-networking tools included here enhance the way we absorb art into our lives?
We absorb these people into the body of the movement, but we also want to change their outlook and their tactics".
They do this profoundly yet, it seems, inadvertently, as if Mr. Nauman were simply providing raw material that we absorb and fashion into art in our heads.
After a while, Storr says, this rational response to economic pressures became instinctive habit: "Neoliberalism beams at us from many corners of our culture and we absorb it back into ourselves like radiation".
They inspired me to take daily actions to shop for my health and the environment". This useful app can help us all make informed decisions about the products that we breathe and absorb into our skin every day; is it so much to ask that we want to know what we are putting on our bodies and down our drains (into our water supplies)?
We absorb the books we read into our beliefs and memories and feelings.
We witness a universal apparition, as we are absorbed into his palette and form.
Soon the others followed from the school, and we started the component parts section, and we were absorbed into many other sections.
