Sentence examples for how habituated from inspiring English sources

The Minnesota D.N.R. Web site talked about "highway" turkeys who were "dodging vehicles and blocking traffic"; it talked about how "habituated turkeys may attempt to dominate or attack people that the birds view as subordinates".

I am surprised at how habituated I have become to this.

When it comes to danger the warthog is a runner, and for sightings on safari it all comes down to how habituated a particular animal is to seeing jeeps (mothers with piglets almost always run as soon as the jeep comes into range, and the sight of running piglet warthogs is hilarious).

Nevertheless, stimulated animals can still be further habituated; indeed, they habituate more rapidly than naive animals.

The drugs in his system were enough to kill somebody who was very habituated and he was very far from habituated".

Habituated WT mice were significantly more aggressive than non-habituated GluN1hypo mice (P < 0.001).

This retrieval process can be thought of as either a deliberate, controlled process or an automatic, habituated process where decision makers are not consciously aware of how they retrieve information or from where.

Third, we sent a questionnaire to 30 researchers who have worked in orangutan habitats, asking them when, where and for how long they worked in a particular orangutan habitat; and how many different, wild, non-habituated orangutans they saw during their study period (with an assessment of the accuracy of their estimate).

Many of us find ourselves these days living in a sort of habituated impotence.

I asked in French, having become habituated to speaking with Chadians, who are Francophone.

You would therefore want your workers to become habituated, through repetition, to a specified mechanical routine.