absorbsion

English

Etymology

absorb +‎ -sion

Noun

absorbsion

1. Misspelling of absorption.
   • 1918, Engineering Society of the University of Nebraska, Nebraska Blue Print‎^[1], numbers 17-19:

     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.

   • 1998 February 16, lawrence edward kagemann, “Light Absorbsion Coefficient”, in sci.engr.biomed‎^[2] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-05-01:

     Greetings,
     Where can I find the absorbsion coefficient of 785nm light in whole blood?

   • 1999 March 25, Crazy Charlie, “Re-issue/re-release/etc”, in rec.music.rock-pop-r+b.1950s‎^[3] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-05-01:

     There are label name changes with continuing sequence numbers: ARGO-CADET, there are label acquisition and numbering changes: STAX (Atlantic)-STAX(G&W), there are absorbsions (sp?) - DECCA, KAPP, UNI, and others all absorbed under the MCA banner, and many other examples.

   • 2001 July 31, john Yafmen, “absorbsion of O2 into muscles”, in sci.life-extension‎^[4] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-05-01:

     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 I have an old Life Extensions book but it's probably out of date.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 muscle strength because of a childhood case of Polio.

   • 2007, John N. Hooker, Integrated Methods for Optimization‎^[5]:

     There are two sufficient conditions for implication that can be quickly checked: absorbsion and reduction.

   • 2016, Deb CarverOwens, Black Seven‎^[6]:

     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.