What does absorbsion mean?
Absorbsion means Misspelling of absorption..
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Misspelling of absorption..
It is provided with control panel and with absorbsion resistance cooled by electric fan. The generator voltage is rated at 250. The field coils are separetely excited by current from a 54-cell Willard storage battery. The absorbsion resistance is a fixed quantity, control of the load being secured by means of a single field rheostat.
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Anyone know of any info on maximizing Oxygen absorbsion in the muscles. I have an old Life Extensions book but it's probably out of date. My friend is loosing^([sic]) muscle strength because of a childhood case of Polio.
There are two sufficient conditions for implication that can be quickly checked: absorbsion and reduction.
The first level held the machines that would turn the Extractor on when it was assembled with a small energy box that would switch from solar absorbsion to heat absorbsion when the machine was near the core of the planet.
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Absorbsion means Misspelling of absorption..
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It is provided with control panel and with absorbsion resistance cooled by electric fan. The generator voltage is rated at 250. The field coils are separetely excited by current from a 54-cell Willard storage battery. The absorbsion resistance is a fixed quantity, control of the load being secured by means of a single field rheostat.
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