This approach, assuming that future temperature mortality relationships are identical to past ones, could overestimate the health burden of heat as people will progressively acclimatize and adapt, to some extent, to rising temperatures (Gosling et al. 2009a).
However, you will need to acclimatize your cat to customers and the daily workings of your workplace.
He told me that he knows Everest will require additional time to acclimatize, and likely also more than one attempt.
If similar interactions are encountered in other host species, it would suggest that corals will not be able to acclimatize or adapt to global warming by changing symbionts.
Remove your shoes and socks at your destination and walk around on grass, this will allow your body to acclimatize its electromagnetic body clock, or, like in the movie "Die Hard", make "fists with your toes", or curl them inwards.
Using models that estimate climate change for the years 2020 and 2050, it is estimated that summer mortality will increase dramatically and winter mortality will decrease slightly, even if people acclimatize to the increased warmth.
It will be even more difficult to acclimatize them to local education standards, which are in shambles.
Light sources will force your pupils to contract and diminish your night vision, extending the amount of time it will take for your vision to acclimatize to the low light.
Be aware that in extreme cold you will want to allow your camera to acclimatize before using it.
At first, they will be kept in fenced areas, then they will "slowly get the acclimatized to living out in the landscape," said Doug Vincent-Lang, wildlife conversation director for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
