The word 'entrain' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb and it means to cause or force someone or something to become part of a larger group or movement. For example, "The students were entrained into the university's new volunteer program."
Others entrain that rhythm to the light and dark cycles detected by the eye.Diego Golombek and his colleagues at the National University of Quilmes, in Buenos Aires, realised the biochemical connection between Viagra and the circadian rhythm.
In some cases particularly before a stable ice cover forms wind mixing may be sufficient to entrain ice particles and supercooled water to considerable depths.
Those cues, in turn, help to entrain sleep activity (enhanced by darkness) and reproductive cycle events (increased with more seasonal lighting).
UK Director of Content and Strategy, Randel Bryan commented that: "Awesomeness TV is one of the world's most exciting and youthfully connected brands and we're delighted to be bringing it to the UK. "Our aspiration is to build a local channel that extends Awesomeness' ability to organically entrain, educate and engage audiences across multiple-platforms for years to come on a global scale".
"This thing with boys is really getting me down because I can't think of a solution that is easy to entrain, that's easy to realise.
It binds to receptors in the brain's circadian clock and acts to entrain the clock to the day-night cycle.
She has an unusually flexible spine, and the movement issues directly out of that deep source, entraining the whole body.
Huma has openly encouraged masa protests against the entraining of conscripts for the war.
In the hope of help and a square meal, Yaki entrains back across country to the city of Cluj, where supervisory Nazis have dispossessed the ruling Hungarians and handed it over to the Romanians.
Under normal circumstances, exposure to the 24-hour pattern of sunrise and sunset synchronises (entrains) biological rhythms to environmental rhythms.
Conventionalism often entrains relativism.
