Sentence examples for is habituated from inspiring English sources

Today's audience is habituated to electric guitars, synthesizers, heavy drums and bass, and surround-sound acoustics.

Abolition of the "two-finger" test for rape, a medical test prevalent in India in which an examining doctor inserts his fingers in a rape victim's vagina to determine whether she is "habituated to sex".

Over time, this process is habituated through a process that Reid describes with the help of a distinction between original and acquired perceptions.

When a skill or performing technique is learned through this method, one's own body moves freely as it is habituated to move without waiting for a command from the mind.

The test mouse is habituated in an arena (36×20×14 cm) for 5 minutes, after which a male juvenile conspecific of the same strain (aged 4 weeks) was introduced for a further 5 minutes.

Roughly 70% of the whole population is habituated to human presence and monitored on a daily basis.

And what it is is habituating the thought.

"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.

It was habituated by practicing good manners, by being dependable, punctual and responsible day by day.