Absorb

The bill gives lip service to the importance of Vermont’s forests and their ability to mitigate climate impacts and absorb CO2 (they absorb more atmospheric CO2 than our cars and trucks emit).

The loss of and their 228 crew were hard lessons for the Navy to absorb, but absorb them it did.

They are still able to absorb heat through this armour, as a network of small capillaries allows blood through the scales to absorb heat.

Additionally, phytoplankton plays a vital role in the ocean’s capacity to absorb and store carbon dioxide.

Adults vent their rage in the privacy of their surroundings, and children absorb like a sponge.

A good UA teacher has the patience, kindness, and smarts to educate a whole class and help their students absorb and process new information every day in the classroom.

A lip scrub not only ensures there are no dry spots or flakes, but also helps lips better absorb hydration from a balm (the second step in prep, directly after a scrub).

All of our retailers has to absorb some of the inflation.

Allow this to rest for as long as you can (a couple of hours will suffice) and then re-vacuum the mattress to absorb any odour.

A loss for Scot Gov would obvs absorb public funds but could also embolden future UK Govs to interfere in devolution, which no party of independence wishes to see.

And even if the bugs do absorb some of the chemicals, they have developed enzymes that can break apart toxins and neutralize them.

And forget about airbags that inflate automatically during collisions, or crumple zones that help absorb the impacts of vehicular crashes.

And I don’t think the OEMs are going to want to absorb – are going to have the appetite to spend that capital on blade plants, quite frankly, or another manufacturing facilities.

And the underlying condition of the soil, be it frozen or after a prolonged drought, can actually become what we call hydrophobic, which means it loses its capacity to absorb water.

An interesting new technology seen was masks that absorb voices and allow people to make private calls in public spaces.

An open thoughts able to study and absorb as a lot dryland information as attainable!

Asked for reactions to the finance ministry’s for banks to absorb some losses to avoid raising interest rates on performing loans, Herodotou said that “whatever banks decide to do must be consistent with European regulations”.

A team of ecologists, biologists and oceanographers recently published one of the most comprehensive efforts yet to understand just how much carbon the great whales absorb from the ocean, and the value that presents in the fight against climate change.

At some point, it was too early to create venture debt funds because the pool of startups that required it was not deep enough because you need a large pool of startups to absorb that debt before you can see local dedicated vehicles,” said Deme.

At the surface level, the plan includes requirements for "green infrastructure," such as permeable pavement and landscaping that is designed to absorb water.