Sentences with phrase «become accustomed to human»

You really want science to become accustomed to human control?

At times, we release young California sea lions that have become accustomed to human contact and northern fur seals that are pelagic, out near the Farallon Islands via boat.

This helps shy or scared pets feel secure again and become accustomed to human interaction to prepare them for their new homes.

Domestication (wikipedia defn) is the process whereby a population of animals or plants, through a process of selection, becomes accustomed to human provision and control.

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Mankind has abandoned the planet that can no longer provide the resources necessary for life, or at the very least the modern conveniences humans have become accustomed to.

Having become accustomed to expecting the holy in the undistinguished form of human flesh, he now looked upon every ordinary detail with more than usual attention.

We've become accustomed to every advance in science and technology raising the level of human disorientation.

American parents are accustomed to being treated like human cash machines during prom season, spending close to $ 1,000 to guarantee that a high school dance doesn't become an emotional catastrophe.

Human nature is such that we'd rather suffer than abolish institutions to which we have become accustomed.

Wolves found easy pickings in the garbage heaps near human settlements, and, as the wolves became more accustomed to humans and vice versa, humans probably found equally easy pickings among the wolf cubs.

Socialization from puppyhood is essential to helping the dog become accustomed to all of the sights, sounds and situations he's likely to encounter in his life with the human community.

They, like humans, can become accustomed to a food and may not welcome a disruption in their routine.

Socialization from puppyhood is crucial to help the dog become accustomed to all of the sights, sounds and situations he's likely to encounter in his life with the human community.

There is a strict no - talking rule among staff and volunteers — so that the animals don't become too accustomed to humans and thus have better chances of survival when returned to the ocean.

Unfortunately, what I am not underestimating is the extent to which you and I have become accustomed to living without regard to the well - established «limits to growth» of the human species within the biophysical reality of the habitat in which we live so well.

Moreover, just as physicians have become increasingly accustomed to being seen as fallible humans, so too climate scientists have an increasingly fragile purchase on their pedestals.

A world with a relatively low climate sensitivity — say in the range of 2 C — but with high emissions and with atmospheric concentrations three to four times those of pre-industrial levels is still probably a far different planet than the one we humans have become accustomed to.