(1) To soak up or dry with absorbent material.

(2) The absorbent material, the volume will expand 50 times.

(3) The second is using active carbon or other absorbent materials to absorb pollutants from solution. The absorbent material is then treated with microwave to degrade the pollutants.

(4) A folded piece of absorbent material, such as paper or cloth, that is placed between a baby's legs and fastened at the waist to contain excretions .

(5) The invention provides a composite high water absorbent material prepared by waste potato stems and leaves and organic montmorillonite.

(6) An acoustically absorbent material (e. g. a fabric) may be secured to an inwardly facing surface of any part formed from perforated sheet metal.

(7) When sound absorbent material being adopted(/absorbent material.html), tubing guide and kuppe can shield and attenuate noise from iron core so as to realize deadening effect.

(8) Absorbent material usually pulls in ultraviolet and visible light - but this new material also captures infrared and far infrared light.

(9) Chinese workers lay out absorbent material to soak up oil at Ganjingzi Bay, polluted by the oil spill in Dalianon July 26, 2010.

(10) There are no both polarizers and absorbent material in the filter, so it has higher energy transmission than other filters.

(11) It can produce sanitary napkin with air laid paper or fluffy pulp as absorbent material.

(12) The shapes then further organize into a crystal lattice that resembles a porous structure called zeolite, an absorbent material with many industrial uses. Credit - Michael D.

(13) The superfine powder prepared from inorganic mineral products as a absorbent material is used in textile fibers.

(14) In accordance with the present invention, a liner for a hat, cap or similar head covering comprises a layer of moisture absorbent material which is backed by a layer of moisture impervious material.

(15) Ceilings shall be constructed of a rigid, smooth faced , absorbent material and be washable.

(16) Additional collimation after the patient to further define the image width, whether an absorbent material or electronic, causes radiation dose to the patient to be wasted.

(17) Ceilings shall be constructed of a rigid, smooth faced, non absorbent material and be washable.

(18) Ceilings shall be constructed of a rigid, smooth faced, non absorbent material and washable.

(19) Where applicable, reasonable assumptions will be made as to the performance of absorbent material related RCS reduction measures.