Sentence examples for acclimatized from inspiring English sources

"The same way that we've become acclimatized and normalized to sodas that are 32 ounces, we've started to become acclimatized to the prevalence of obesity in our society," Dr. Gowda said.

Indigenous mountain animals like the llama, alpaca, and vicuña in the Andes or the yak in the Himalayas are adapted rather than acclimatized to the low oxygen partial pressures of high altitude.

Nehru's Western upbringing and his visits to Europe before independence had acclimatized him to Western ways of thinking.

Native human highlanders are acclimatized rather than genetically adapted to the reduced oxygen pressure.

Propertius was at first impervious to Augustan ideals, glorying in his abject slavery to love and his naughtiness (nequitia), though later he became acclimatized to Maecenas' circle.

Early in August, when Churchill arrived in Cairo to review the situation, Auchinleck insisted on postponing the resumption of the offensive until September, so that his new forces could be properly acclimatized and trained for desert warfare.

However, at least four weeks still must be spent at and around Base Camp acclimatizing to altitude before the party can consider a summit attempt.

During this period Denmark tried gradually to acclimatize the Greenlanders to the outside world without exposing them to the danger of economic exploitation.

He spent a month acclimatizing, did one reconnaissance to the North Col to cache supplies there, then set off alone from Advance Base on the East Rongbuk Glacier before dawn on August 18.

It was founded in 1787 by the East India Company, primarily for the purpose of acclimatizing new plants of commercial value and growing spices for trade.

This practice allows climbers to acclimatize to the high altitude.