Acclimation to a given temperature, however, tends to show that larvae may
acclimate to cold water.
Through five episodes, I was able to
acclimate to the show's rhythms, and eventually so should viewers -- if, that is, they don't find it too awkward initially and tune out early.
This could be participating in a firm-sponsored community service event, such as Paint-the-Town or Adopt-a-Highway, or getting to know a new staff member who's not part of their department and helping him or her
acclimate to the firm.
Given this information, there are two ways to proceed: either one takes these facts and attempts to account for our remarkable neglect, or else we ask ourselves to simply
acclimate to the new facts.
Jackson suggested SDDC schedule routine training operations with Ready Reserve Force ships to better
acclimate to the different ship designs.
However, this decline in business did not appear as a 'soft cloud' for brokers to gradually
acclimate to the new condition.
Scientists have long known about some of the ways that people
acclimate to hypoxic conditions as they spend more time at high altitudes.
She advises dance hopefuls to take African, hip-hop and belly dancing classes to help them
acclimate to what she described as her "sexy hip-hop style.
However, frequently no such benefit occurs, and sometimes it is actually disadvantageous to
acclimate to an environment prior to competition in that environment.
Reickgenannt admits she was homesick the first week she was in the United States and said she still misses her family, but she said the friendships she has made have helped her
acclimate to her new environment.
An ability to
acclimate to temperature change has been widely reported (Schulte 1975, Widdows et al.
Just keep in mind that it can take several years for some plants to
acclimate to your garden and really start to bloom.
