Sentence examples for we acclimated from inspiring English sources

We acclimated 21 wild-caught woodpeckers to foraging for frozen mealworms within 1.2 m sections of peeled cedar (Thuja spp).

Broke off our asses, we acclimated to our new Midtown neighborhood through a battery of late-night skateboard reconnaissance missions in search of discarded apartment furnishings.

We acclimated, we got distracted, the Oscars were coming up … but the fake "battlefield" was brought home to us, now real enough.

In the '90s, "magazine" was a pacifier — a word like "bookmark" to keep us quiet as we acclimated to life online.

But once we acclimated ourselves to how sugary they were going to be, these honestly weren't half bad.

We acclimated colonies to three regimes: ambient temperature (29 °C), increased stable temperature (31 °C), and variable temperature (29 33 °C), mimicking local heat stress conditions.

We acclimate to the heat, note the slight breeze moving the leaves, talk about vacations, books, sailing.

Much of the work of Kahneman, Loewenstein, Gilbert and Wilson takes its cue from the concept of adaptation, a term psychologists have used since at least the 1950's to refer to how we acclimate to changing circumstances.

AS: Normally we acclimate by going up and down, up and down.

The real question that people will likely wake up to sometime around the third quarter of 2009: What is the new "normal" in terms of pricing (sales) and occupancy (rents) as we acclimate to a slow-growth economy over the medium term.

Humans are like goldfish -- we acclimate to the size of our tank, or apartment or house or wardrobe.