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| e of a charged particle beam dump is to safely | absorb a beam of charged particles such as electrons, |
| r, and can dish out a great deal of damage and | absorb a lot of punishment. |
| pes of odd mass number are both more likely to | absorb a neutron, and more likely to fission on neutr |
| The U.S. opted to | absorb a delay and built its ships with larger guns. |
| such as boron, cadmium, and hafnium which can | absorb a large number of neutrons. |
| re accessible to him, so that he could quickly | absorb a piece, then suggest, according to his own mu |
| r the role of Prince of Demons and his plot to | absorb a Material Plane world into the Abyss. |
| nformation or undergo photoreduction when they | absorb a photon. |
| water in plants, and demonstrated that plants | absorb air. |
| Himmler and Heydrich's grand plan was to fully | absorb all the police and security apparatus into the |
| After making these acquaintances, Han began to | absorb all the artistic knowledge he can from these n |
| if one stays close enough to the boss they can | absorb all the spirits that it emits. |
| The sensors | absorb ambient infrared radiation (IR) given off by a |
| equently, a person with Hartnup disease cannot | absorb amino acids properly from the intestine and ca |
| unt of Pu-240 due to the tendency of Pu-239 to | absorb an additional neutron during production. |
| the north portion of SD 25 was shifted east to | absorb an old alignment of South Dakota Highway 23 We |
| s, particularly the carotenoids, also serve to | absorb and dissipate excess light energy, or work as |
| ip: A heavy anti-surface gunship that can both | absorb and inflict heavy damage, but mounts its main |
| s an extraordinary exoskeleton or “diagrid” to | absorb and channel the forces created by wind and sei |
| turned into a seemingly natural salt marsh to | absorb and clean the flowing waters. |
| place surrounds and woodstoves, because it can | absorb and evenly distribute heat while being easy to |
| with respect to which visible wavelengths they | absorb and how much. |
| re as exist in the mantle the mineral tends to | absorb and store oxygen. |
| ciently productive and empowered to be able to | absorb and to start a reversal of the movement,” Pres |
| reating content that children would be able to | absorb and retain. |
| He can also | absorb and control flames and fire, has super human s |
| the shapes of real and mythical creatures, who | absorb and devour another, evolving into scenes of mo |
| of by-products is too large for the market to | absorb, and they become waste. |
| molecules in the Earth's atmosphere, however, | absorb and emit their own light, especially in the vi |
| These plants have a tendency to | absorb and concentrate selenium in their tissues from |
| Moreover, most organic compounds | absorb and emit light in the infrared (IR) so, for ex |
| two notions: (a) the ability of plant root to | absorb and use the water with which it is in contact |
| Surge control devices | absorb and limit this pressure increase and prevent d |
| , Water Vapor, Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen can | absorb, and be excited causing variable beam attenuat |
| four non-parallel planes within the filter to | absorb and deflect further unwanted sound waves. |
| oak heat shield uses an insulating material to | absorb and radiate the heat away from the spacecraft |
| gspan has a voracious appetite for new data to | absorb and analyze, and by extension, is incredibly n |
| Zeolites are also known for their ability to | absorb and lose water without any effect on its cryst |
| ts diameter by two curved, elastic arms, which | absorb any shocks to the balance wheel. |
| o harvest rainwater runoff and rain gardens to | absorb any storm runoff. |
| on Reiden Lake (the water from the lake would | absorb any excess energy the doorway released). |
| were bolted to the track behind each wheel to | absorb any residual recoil after the gun cradle recoi |
| He also can guard and | absorb any attack with a special gauntlet of his. |
| They are salted until they can no longer | absorb anymore salt. |
| of high food supply, which the body could not | absorb anymore. |
| The Iraqi government plans to | absorb approximately a quarter of the Awakening group |
| r (ground-up black rubber) in that it does not | absorb as much heat, does not compact over time, and |
| It has the ability to | absorb as much as 200 to 300 times its mass in water. |
| It does not | absorb at 280 nm in either state, but does in the low |
| military officials in 1937 that he intended to | absorb Bohemia and Austria, with vogue sentence about |
| Note that internal chills will | absorb both heat capacity and heat of fusion energy. |
| He claimed to | absorb both the styles of Tang and Song. |
| era Technique, a jutsu that allows the user to | absorb both the chakra and Kekkei Genkai of other nin |
| The story is one that they will admire and | absorb but whether they will agree with the woman Mig |
| These beings feed on energy, which they | absorb by draining it from their victims. |
| Selene's attempt to | absorb Cable's life backfired when she touched his te |
| l phytoextractional properties and is known to | absorb cadmium with very good results and in certain |
| Growing plants | absorb carbon dioxide as they grow. |
| Monoethanolamine solutions | absorb carbon dioxide when cold, and release it when |
| All waters in contact with the atmosphere | absorb carbon dioxide, and as these waters come into |
| The solid and especially solutions | absorb carbon dioxide from the air, thus diminishing |
| Biochromes: natural microscopic pigments that | absorb certain wavelengths of light and reflect other |
| le zone at the front of the train, designed to | absorb collision impacts. |
| as a drug, taken as a tablet or suspension to | absorb compounds (so-called endotoxins) causing diarr |
| Part of Hitler's successful effort to | absorb Czechoslovakia into the Third Reich |
| The amount of energy that individual atoms | absorb depends on their atomic number. |
| travel at different speeds, and each path will | absorb different colors of light. |
| Cream City bricks are porous, causing them to | absorb dirt and other pollutants; this tends to make |
| These box joins are intended to | absorb earthquake-induced motion by elastic and plast |
| orgiven that can create mouths on his body and | absorb enemies' attacks. |
| o that of the Force from R-Type, players could | absorb enemy shots using their Grid. |
| It could only | absorb energy from the Blade Ship's engines, and even |
| as was known at the time, molecules will only | absorb energy corresponding to allowed quantum transi |
| taken on a life of its own, literally: it must | absorb energy from its surroundings once a day, and i |
| Red - | Absorb energy |
| Water, fat, and other substances in the food | absorb energy from the microwaves in a process called |
| tree" Six Star Dark Bring Yggdrasil, which can | absorb energy and manipulate plant life. |
| r help one of the boys (who has the ability to | absorb energy) to transform into a God, who can damn |
| chlorophyll a molecules at the reaction center | absorb energy, an electron is excited and transferred |
| r cloud containing ice, molecules in the cloud | absorb energy. |
| ting systems and domestic hot water systems to | absorb excess water pressure, which can be caused by |
| a floating point absorber could theoretically | absorb far more wave energy from the sea than that wh |
| vitamin E deficiency in individuals who cannot | absorb fats due to disease. |
| The microvilli | absorb fats and nutrients from the chyme. |
| itive is often employed by fast food chains to | absorb fatty acids and remove impurities that form in |
| ironically, partly by Dutch Jewry, in order to | absorb fleeing Jews from Nazi Germany. |
| sed by the individual's inability to digest or | absorb foods or food components in the intestinal tra |
| uematophores (aerial roots) allow mangroves to | absorb gases directly from the atmosphere, and other |
| ent in hedonism was an effort to accelerate or | absorb God's wrath, to shorten the time with which ot |
| , as clutches closer to the center of the raft | absorb heat and develop faster than those on the peri |
| gh specific heat capacity of the steel, it can | absorb heat from the glass, particularly the outer sk |
| ling "gangsta" that employed Shad's ability to | absorb heat and induce hypothermia to eliminate his c |
| urface with a high thermal emittance will both | absorb heat from the sun and radiate it back into the |
| s deep purplish black coloration it is able to | absorb heat to survive. |
| Elie from her deflector Lucia uses Endless to | absorb him and Haru so she wouldn't destroy them. |
| and reproduced exponentially over ten years to | absorb his DNA and memories to bring him back to life |
| The cage mast proving to be able to | absorb hits and not collapse. |
| It bends to | absorb impact preventing breakage. |
| However, CDOM and chlorophyll both | absorb in the same spectral range so it is difficult |
| sed in optical and infrared absorbing glass to | absorb infrared radiation. |
| In 2011, it | absorb into Ang Mo Kio GRC again, while Sengkang West |
| opius disliked the term: "I made it a point to | absorb into my own conception those features of the N |
| and 400 pigment molecules and the energy they | absorb is shuttled by resonance energy transfer to a |
| othioneine, only a few can make it, the others | absorb it from their diet or, in the case of plants, |
| order to respond to light, it is necessary to | absorb it, thus the glass could not be made to be cle |
| To hide this, she used the flour to | absorb it. |
| Between 1945 and 1946 the IC began to | absorb its subsidiaries and the Yazoo and Mississippi |
| His ability to go through a volume, | absorb its contents in depth and remember everything, |
| d a bronze barrel and relied on wheel ramps to | absorb its recoil. |
| sliding plates and viscous fluid dampers that | absorb kinetic energy and convert it to heat”. |
| The second Kryptonite Man could | absorb kryptonite energy, which gave him increased st |
| standard, laser safety glasses should not only | absorb laser light of a given wavelength, but they sh |
| in nature, however the cars can be armoured to | absorb less damage from impacts and gunfire - as well |
| The brighter surfaces | absorb less sunlight so temperatures there only reach |
| as carotenoids or phycobiliproteins which also | absorb light and transfer that light energy to photos |
| Because so many molecules | absorb light at 260 nm, this measurement is subject t |
| eins (in particular, the aromatic amino acids) | absorb light at 280nm. |
| ique is based on the fact that free atoms will | absorb light at frequencies or wavelengths characteri |
| These molecules also | absorb light most efficiently in the 400 - 500 nm ran |
| e albedo of the planet such that black daisies | absorb light and warm the planet, while white daisies |
| This small difference makes chlorophyll b | absorb light with wavelengths between 400 and 500 nm |
| 's energy, the photosensitizer must be able to | absorb light within the visible and ultraviolet spect |
| An atom or a molecule can | absorb light and undergo a transition from one quantu |
| fferent opsins differ in a few amino acids and | absorb light at different wavelengths as retinal-boun |
| This pigment is used to | absorb light, which provides energy to create ATP. |
| Particles and solutes can | absorb light, as in tea or coffee. |
| ments that undergo a chemical change when they | absorb light. |
| In an effort to progress, 1913 saw them | absorb local rivals North Hants Ironworks. |
| keep the gem for himself, Primevil attempts to | absorb Loki, though the act would kill him. |
| ffect is due to the overall trend for water to | absorb low frequencies while gilvin and tripton absor |
| The rectum and sigmoid colon can | absorb magnesium. |
| composting, dry (brown, high-carbon) materials | absorb many odoriferous chemicals, and these chemical |
| gather at the top of the test tube in order to | absorb maximal amount of oxygen. |
| llows IDPL to assess each patient's ability to | absorb, metabolize and excrete drugs, which then enab |
| ophilous, meaning the spore walls will readily | absorb Methyl blue stain. |
| red, green and blue that individually can only | absorb microbes of their own color. |
| serve mainly as an anchor for the plant and to | absorb moisture (nutrients are absorbed through carni |
| lichens can adhere to the surface of rock and | absorb moisture from atmosphere; therefore, these col |
| n temperature) at which the material begins to | absorb moisture from the atmosphere and below which i |
| asonry surfaces used as building surfaces will | absorb moisture at their surface. |
| Its hygroscopy makes it | absorb moisture from the air, controlling the number |
| ral, denser media around the bomb, like water, | absorb more energy, and create more powerful shockwav |
| her land-covering plants, exposing the soil to | absorb more water. |
| ngs and pavement in urban areas, which tend to | absorb more heat in the day and radiate less heat at |
| Dark surfaces | absorb more light energy. |
| Children may | absorb more medication than adults do. |
| icker are sometimes preferred because they can | absorb more light. |
| a very large surface area in order for them to | absorb more light during photosynthesis.This makes ph |
| ose of thermoregulation, allowing the snake to | absorb more light in the colder months. |
| Wheel plates were added to | absorb more recoil energy and to help the gun cross s |
| The GRC is formed during 2011 election, which | absorb most part of the Jalan Besar GRC and Moulmein |
| obham and explosive reactive armour, which can | absorb most high-explosive rounds currently used. |
| t high elevation where the ground itself could | absorb much of the vertical (i.e. |
| Cities | absorb much less water per square metre than rural ar |
| Helmets are designed to | absorb much but not all of the energy of a 20 km/h im |
| can still perform his signature Izuna Drop and | absorb nearby essences, given off by slain enemies, t |
| Second, control rods | absorb neutrons and adjust the power level or shut do |
| The fluid would also | absorb neutrons to avoid damage to the walls of the c |
| pistemic communities means numerous states may | absorb new patterns of logic and behaviour, leading t |
| ighborhood was built, as well as a ma'abara to | absorb new immigrants. |
| lated by the economic capacity of Palestine to | absorb new arrivals. |
| rhymes must be selected with care that he may | absorb no distorted view of life and its actual value |
| e argues that "most probably because she could | absorb no more of the miseries of Skinner Street, her |
| As they grow and reproduce they | absorb nutrients from the water, when they die they s |
| Plants | absorb nutrients from the soil or the atmosphere, or |
| host, the larvae live inside the haemocoel and | absorb nutrients directly through their skin. |
| p with a mycorrhizal fungus that enables it to | absorb nutrients. |
| Special glands lining the tunnels then | absorb nutriment for the plant. |
| A cellulose fiber product may be used to | absorb oil. |
| A polypropylene fiber mat may be used to | absorb oil. |
| He showed that plants do not | absorb only those minerals that are beneficial, as pr |
| The windows can | absorb or reflect light depending upon how much light |
| In this case, a mechanism to | absorb or extract the incoherent ASE must be provided |
| n of important atmospheric constituents, which | absorb or scatter light, and the spectral reflectance |
| Land and water do not | absorb or reflect heat at the same rate. |
| scopy, or the ability to change directions and | absorb or transmit light depending on electric fields |
| Over the centuries, Cairo grew to | absorb other local cities such as Fustat, but the yea |
| g, the Marxist-Leninist Party USA attempted to | absorb other anti-revisionists and simultaneously beg |
| r charge, they themselves are able to emit and | absorb other gluons. |
| er, by fusing together their UFOs, players can | absorb other colors based on additive color mixing. |
| d Closure Commission ruled that Westover would | absorb other military units in New England. |
| He can also | absorb other frequencies of energy such as radar micr |
| warmed the oceans, lowering their capacity to | absorb oxygen that would otherwise oxidize H2S. |
| He can | absorb photons in the form of heat and light, leaving |
| ion lines, principally emitted from ions which | absorb photons of the same frequency of the transitio |
| Once Cream City bricks | absorb pollutants, they are difficult to clean, a pro |
| fects, called color centers, which selectively | absorb portions of the visible light spectrum. |
| laying the glandular trichomes that digest and | absorb prey nutrients |
| When King sought to | absorb Progressives into his Liberal Party to form a |
| s, Manticore kills Statesman and gets ready to | absorb Prometheus' fire into his being. |
| f water or juice to help the magnesium citrate | absorb properly and help prevent any complications. |
| etely coated with 2 cm of soft rubber, used to | absorb radar energy and also dissipate heat during fl |
| r radar detectors can passively 'scramble' or ' | absorb' radar (such as Rocky Mountain Radar), many or |
| cloud of plasma around a vehicle to deflect or | absorb radar, from simpler electrostatic to RF more c |
| These molecules tend to | absorb radiation at shorter wavelengths, resulting in |
| oved and trees, shrubs, and flowers planted to | absorb rainwater. |
| rel and the iron carriage lacked any system to | absorb recoil other than the traditional recoil wedge |
| It was established mainly to | absorb refugees repatriated from Canada Camp. |
| n extension of Rafah camp, which was set up to | absorb refugees repatriated from Canada Camp. |
| rther downstream, Morris Reservoir was able to | absorb roughly 30,000 cubic feet per second (850 m3/s |
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