take in

And they take place in the thylakoid membranes encasing those little green coins.

Plants take in carbon dioxide molecules from the air, and those molecules team up with another molecule inside the chloroplast called RuBP.

You have to take in a lot of junk all the time.

Typically, information about your surroundings is taken in by your sensory organs and sent to the brain.

Iemon ran for days, finally taking shelter in a mountain hermitage.

Every time we finally take pride in ourselves and develop a confidence about the future, something adverse seems to happen within a relatively short order.

I try to relate to it and take it in and be like, they deserve for all of us to be together.

An inexplicably large proportion of my photos were taken in a public bathroom.

But coffee was eventually transported— or smuggled— into India, and soon took root in Java and beyond.

Why do we seem to delight in inflicting suffering or, even more strangely, to take satisfaction in enduring it?

If you're looking at the world in more positive ways, you're taking information in, so you're reacting to it in positive ways.

The fourth section was about processing speed: the pace at which we take in new information and make sense of it in order to prepare a response.

Therapy sessions that employ psychedelics usually require preparation— like mindfulness and breathing techniques— and should take place in safe, supportive environments with emergency protocols in place.

For two months since the ceasefire took hold in April, there's been a dispute between America, Israel, and Iran over whether that ceasefire would also include Lebanon, a cessation of Israeli attacks on Lebanon.

We learnt to always reject before we were rejected; we learnt not to get taken in by anyone’s honeyed words, we firmly exchanged hope for cynicism and vulnerability for impregnability.

So being mindful is your brain controlling what you're attending to and also controlling what you're taking in, and how you're reacting to the world.

For me, it was my experience in Istanbul, in Turkey, where a cheerful cafe owner took interest in me and told me the history of Turkish tea, how to make it and how to drink it.

In this Sprouts Teaching Technique we introduce the idea of “Student Leaders”, a simple task based method teachers can use to build self-esteem, teach responsibility and help students take pride in themselves and their classroom.