Sentence examples for conditioned to use from inspiring English sources

And many blind residents, conditioned to use the hum and rattle of approaching cars as a cue, say an influx of less noisy hybrid cars and bicycles in the city has made it virtually impossible to tell when the vehicles are closing in.

Instead of entering full sentences into Google's search field, Pell points out, we've been conditioned to use Cro-Magnon collections of disconnected words.

We've been conditioned to use music in the same way that we use apps.

It was recently shown that the visual system can be conditioned to use visual cues for the perception of a bistable stimulus [16], [17].

Well, they had plenty of quality ball this time from both scrum and line-out and the calmest of conditions to use it in, and it only served to show up more failings.

Oregon's Medical Marijuana Act, which was approved by voters in 1998, allows people with cancer, glaucoma, AIDS and other conditions to use marijuana with a doctor's permission.

"We have conditions to use different players in different circumstances to adapt to the game.

The one condition to use Aeroplan miles for United flights is that a Saver award seat must be available.

Ultimately the question of how to refine the conditions, and what conditions to use, is a matter for philosophical judgment.

An engineer I know worked with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) a few years ago — they awarded license deals to broadcasters with "conditions" to use "preferred vendors" to serve up content and build implementation.

The best weather conditions to use the formulas are 14 26 °C and 2.50 3.50 m/s for temperature and wind speed, respectively.