absorptions (Meaning)

absorptions

the process of absorbing something or of being absorbed

The porous material exhibited remarkable absorptions of liquid, soaking it up like a sponge.
The plant's chlorophyll molecules facilitate the absorptions of sunlight necessary for photosynthesis.
The telescope's mirror has been designed to maximize absorptions in the infrared spectrum.
The human body regulates blood sugar levels through absorptions of glucose from the digestive system.
The water absorptions of a soil determine its suitability for agriculture.
The absorptions of sound waves by materials create soundproofing effects.
The absorptions of X-rays by tissues allow for medical imaging techniques like fluoroscopy.
The skin acts as a barrier, regulating the absorptions of substances from the environment.
The absorptions of toxins by activated carbon are utilized in water purification systems.
The pigment in the wings of butterflies responsible for their vibrant colors results from specific absorptions of light waves.

the process of absorbing something or of being absorbed

immersion, attention, concentration, application,engrossment, obsession, intentness, meditation, contemplation, consciousness

indifference,absence, unconsciousness, detachment, remoteness, unawareness, withdrawal, abstraction, distraction, inattention

The porous material exhibited remarkable absorptions of liquid, soaking it up like a sponge.

The plant's chlorophyll molecules facilitate the absorptions of sunlight necessary for photosynthesis.

The telescope's mirror has been designed to maximize absorptions in the infrared spectrum.

The human body regulates blood sugar levels through absorptions of glucose from the digestive system.