The phrase "acquaint itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a subject or entity becoming familiar with something or someone.
Example: "The organization aims to acquaint itself with the latest industry trends to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "familiarize itself" or "get to know".
As it performs its tasks, checking balances and searching transactions, it uses machine-learning algorithms to acquaint itself with the contours of typical requests.
Lidar units on planes and helicopters can survey the terrain below quickly and accurately during flight; archaeologists can record every detail of a site down to the inch by sending a lidar unit through it; and most recently, a computer vision system in an autonomous car or robot can instantly acquaint itself with its surroundings.
Environmental changes are the signals, perceived by plant sensors and transmitted through secondary messengers to kinases which lead to altered expression of genes and metabolites through the respective transcription factors in a cascade of processes to respond and acquaint itself [ 3].
France, a nation used to laughter and lightness, is acquainting itself with a new feeling of weariness.
A self-titled EP is currently acquainting itself with international ears and here's your chance to do the same.
Developing services in the runup to 2015 is an opportunity to position social work at the heart of excellent social care but this also presents challenges to the profession in acquainting itself with the new care landscape.
If I am acquainted with the proposition or thought that I am in pain then I am acquainted with something that has truth value, even though acquaintance itself is not to be understood as propositional in nature.
Fumerton (1995: 75) replies that while acquaintance itself is nonpropositional, that does not rule out that propositions or thoughts are objects of acquaintance or constituents of objects of acquaintance, and if one is acquainted with a relation of correspondence between a thought and a fact, that would seem to provide all the justification one could need or want.
The validity of this statement becomes increasingly apparent to the students as they become more acquainted with the theory itself and are exposed to a diversity of examples discussed in lecture and the reading.
Rather than program a computer to understand the complexities of language itself, they "hand train" an algorithm to acquaint it with hundreds of positive and negative opinions and the small clusters of words and mini-phrases they are made up of.
Mortality Itself: Itself.
