Sentence examples for be habituated from inspiring English sources

Balter et al. discovered that postural responses to GVS reduced after the first GVS stimulus and the reduced response could be maintained for at least 2 weeks, meaning that people could be habituated to GVS within minutes and maintain this habituation over an extended period of time [ 25, 26, 37].

In the test, a doctor inserts fingers into the victim during the forensic examination to test for "vaginal laxity" and is expected to deliver a medical opinion as to whether she appears to be "habituated to sexual intercourse".

Exhibits of sword swallowing, beyond their entertainment value, have helped to further medicine by demonstrating to physicians that the pharynx could be habituated to contact, thus making experimentation and exploration of the involved organs possible.

A powerful chorus rages through: "Down with the homeland if I must live in fear/And shoot a Kalashnikov or Molotov/If I must live in humiliation/If everyone must leave or be habituated to slaughter …" Some notable documentary films also focus on the Syrian experience of exile.

This would make them culturally specific, as well as temporally and geographically contingent as values can only be habituated and function with any degree of reliability in specific contexts.

Conversely in Mauritania, crocodiles appear to be habituated to the local people, who swim with them without being attacked.

Several years ago, the gorillas were habituated to the presence of human beings.

We are habituated to be human doers instead of human beings.

"But that's just it, we're habituated to it.

The guides clearly like the gorillas, who have been habituated to human contact.

Because we're habituated, both in life and in fiction, to certain ways of expressing things.