Sentence examples for became conditioned from inspiring English sources

In translation from the Russian, the terms "conditional" and "unconditional" became "conditioned" and "unconditioned," and the verb "to condition" was soon introduced to describe the experimental activity.

In two experimental protocols, we measured the effects of cocaine on locomotor activity and grooming behavior, and subsequently tested whether these cocaine effects became conditioned to contextual cues.

As a 33-year-old straight, Jewish I.T. guy from Long Island without even an entry-level knowledge of sports, I became conditioned to camouflaging myself in the midst of testosterone-fueled football banter just enough to protect my cover.

Last year, when I was using a Raptor on patrol in the Arizona desert — while on a reporting assignment with the Yuma Police Department, which has its own Raptors for desert duty — I became conditioned to driving at highway speeds regardless of whether there was a highway anywhere nearby.

Instead, the national security establishment became conditioned to the idea of permanent war, high-ranking officials taking it for granted that ordinary citizens would simply accommodate themselves to this new reality.

In contrast, horses became conditioned to the light stimulus with radiation heat stimulation [ 3] or to touch with mechanical pressure stimulation to the front leg before the stimulus became painful [ 15].

Or they've become conditioned to all the upheaval".

"Maybe we've just become conditioned to it".

The response is said to have become conditioned.

You can become conditioned to foods after birth, she believes.

"We believe that consumers have become conditioned towards waiting for promotions before making purchases," BDO wrote.