The thing about life, though, is that you've got to get used to what you've been given, and after a few hours of dipping between sets from the likes of Marquis Hawkes and Henrik Schwarz, we'd acclimatized to the basic brutality of our surroundings, and, well, it sort of seemed to make a strange kind of sense.
The European horses would not acclimatize to their new surroundings, they surmised, or if they did they would unsuccessfully cope with the Cup's two taxing miles.
Doing that would mean the budget Droid could acclimatize first time smartphone users to a Windows Phone world — i.e. in the hopes they will upgrade to a full-fat Windows Phone Lumia smartphone in the fullness of time.
"All of this supports a possible ongoing effort by Iran to slowly acclimatize the international community to conditions that would make a breakout to nuclear weapons more feasible," the Institute for Science and International Security, which closely follows the Iranian nuclear program, wrote in a briefing on Wednesday.
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.
I'd moved to London by myself and was having to acclimatize to the different surroundings and types of people.
It would also be interesting to know what happens when the hot spring runoff fishes are allowed to acclimatize to temperature of aquaculture ponds (25 27°C), asking if their hsp gene expression returns to control level or if their hsp expression level remain high.
The day I arrived, he'd been planning to spend the night in a hut on the Jungfrau's flank, to acclimatize to a higher altitude, prior to his flight to Kathmandu.
In its statement yesterday, the board said Pearson would ensure that all answer sheets were "acclimatized before scanning" and would scan each answer sheet twice.
"He didn't acclimatize," Mr. Vilar says.
