Sentence examples for often acclimatized from inspiring English sources

Grose explains that human impulses like aggression or sex are most often acclimatized in order for people to function within society.

But they acclimatized very quickly, so often by the second or third encounter they were no longer afraid".

But Beijingers seem impervious to the danger and often claim that their bodies are acclimatized to the air.

This situation is consistent with previous reports that if hot conditions were sudden and prolonged, as is often the case in the Mediterranean areas and in some regions of the United States, cows cannot be regarded as acclimatized, as such heat-stress conditions are marked by falls in milk production and feed intake, and increased body temperature [ 1, 38].

"It's amazing how you get acclimatized".

His troops were neither acclimatized nor adapted to desert warfare.

Arshavin has been at Arsenal since the start of this year and is fully acclimatized now.

Like his elder brother Wilfrid, Anthony soon realized he was homosexual; he acclimatized the more easily of the two.

(He has now acclimatized somewhat, he says, and travels by private jet and hosts lavish parties for friends and fans).

They'd gone to our highest peaks in Utah to get acclimatized to the elevation".

Native human highlanders are acclimatized rather than genetically adapted to the reduced oxygen pressure.