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Bony excrescences (horns, spikes) constantly "erupt" from his body, to be almost instantly "reabsorbed" .

Alas, this approach, too, has its limits. In particular, some of the light is reabsorbed as it bounces around, and is lost as heat.

For a time it assumes a miraculous individuality that, in the end, is reabsorbed into the great ocean of life.

Gentle polishing with a soft cloth or brush will allow the tallow to be reabsorbed back into the leather.

The ammonia circulates through a condenser and then an evaporator, where it provides the cooling, before being reabsorbed by the water.

The process releases some carbon dioxideButbut Rajan Vempati says it would be reabsorbed into the soil naturally.

Most of the energy not picked up by a receiver can be reabsorbed by the emitter.

Conclusion Creatinine can diffuse from blood vessel to intestine and is reabsorbed in intestine.

The Qing empire also contained what is nowOuter Mongolia, yet there are no calls for that country to be reabsorbed into China.

Our intention is to prepare bone substitutes which can be reabsorbed by bone cells.

The Portland Cement Association says the gas from the limestone is reabsorbed as concrete ages.

When the medium reabsorbed the ectoplasm this weight transfer was reversed.

If and when the world economy recovered or boomed, SDR issues could then cease, or even be reabsorbed.