The phrase "african conditioning" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper capitalization and context.
It could be used in discussions related to cultural or psychological influences specific to African contexts, but it requires clarification.
Example: "The concept of African conditioning plays a significant role in understanding the behaviors and attitudes within various communities."
Alternatives: "African cultural influences" or "African psychological conditioning".
While most Africans lack air-conditioning, African negotiators said rapidly battling climate change was a higher priority.
It also serves as a diversion from the topic of embedded conditioning and African American double standards that the Gibson's rant underscores.
According to Stefan Reimann, these new F-gases, mostly released since the Montreal Protocol came into force in 1989, contribute a mere 1-21-2% the greenhouse effect, but this is expected to rise to 20% by mid-century, as billions of Chinese, Indians and Africans start using air conditioning - particularly in their cars.
With the prevalence of central air-conditioning among African American households being less than half that of White households in some US cities (36), it follows that the disparities in the incidence of heat-related deaths by race could be partially attributed to differences in access to air-conditioning (39).
African hair needs moisture and deep conditioning, especially when exposed to heat appliances like blow dryers and flat irons.
Another highly conditioning disease in the region is the human African trypanosomiasis or sleeping sickness (Steverding 2008), caused by Trypanosoma brucei gambiense (in Western and Central Africa) and T. brucei rhodesiense (in Eastern and Southern Africa).
In North Carolina, swine CAFOs are concentrated in low-income communities of color (mostly African American), where older housing and lack of central air conditioning could increase human exposure to air pollutants (Wing et al. 2000).
The South African will be in charge of recruitment, wage caps, strength and conditioning and the rugby department, including the academy.
In our cohort, we were conditioning on having diabetes and looking at survival among African Americans and whites with this disease.
The demands for space air conditioning and clean drinking water are relatively high in Middle East North African (MENA) countries.
