They showed that the expression of BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor), which is a key regulator of thermotolerance acquisition in the chick hypothalamus, differs between control birds and animals acclimated to heat early in their post-hatch life.
As foreign settlements in the tropics evolved into plantation colonies, their populations grew more by importation than by birth, and model speakers for the newcomers consisted more and more of "seasoned" slaves that is, nonnative speakers who had arrived earlier and acclimated to the region and therefore spoke some approximations of the local colonial varieties of relevant European languages.
For the past three years, Collmus has arrived at Churchill early, to get acclimated.
Early-cohort plants in elevated CO2 may have had an early advantage but then acclimated over time, and/or the longer growing season may have been sufficient for ambient-CO2 planto to make up the early difference.
Miami, Temple, Old Dominion and Stanford, which played in the N.I.T. semifinals on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden, became acclimated to the shorter clock after early hiccups.
Imboden, 19, first stood en garde at age 10, though his body had acclimated to a sword-fighting posture even earlier than that.
Arrive early, making it easier to get acclimated to the space and introduce yourself to someone new.
If students are forced to witness these events in schools, where they become most culturally acclimated, resentment towards law enforcement is bound to form at an early onset.
Having been to Colorado Springs, but never Denver, I arrived two days early to acclimate myself and figure out what I was going to do for the next two months.
