Sentences with phrase «by acclimating»

By acclimating your Afghan Hound to frequent grooming before he needs it, he'll be tolerant of the procedure when he does.

We are committed to providing the dogs that come into Texas Sweeties Dog Rescue with the best possible care while they wait for their forever homes by acclimating them to life outside of a shelter and providing the appropriate veterinary care needed.

You can start by acclimating your dog to it by using dog toothpaste (tastes good to dogs; human toothpaste is dangerous for dogs — and Xylitol can kill your dog) and rubbing around the gums and teeth with your bare finger.

We can not build up the Body by acclimating the churches to the world.

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As the newcomers acclimate, they often feel dazzled, flattered and intimidated by how much responsibility the company puts on their shoulders and how directly Amazon links their performance to the success of their assigned projects, whether selling wine or testing the delivery of packages straight to shoppers» car trunks.

By Chris Dessi, From Inc.com, 7 steps to acclimate yourself to extreme situations so you can excel at every level.

So acclimated are we to this attitude of functional, methodological atheism that we may no longer be shocked by the vast gulf between this view and the Bible's, where God is depicted as directly intervening in nature and history at will!

Help your child become more acclimated to new routines and unfamiliar surroundings by doing the following:

The attendees of the swim school are motivated by the desire to acclimate their children to the water and learn the basics, with a small percentage wanting to hone skills for a swim team further down the line.

He claimed that by 10 weeks, babies could eat bacon and eggs, and even suggested giving them coffee to acclimate them to adult eating habits.

If you are hoping to step into the big, beautiful, world with your baby, you might want to acclimate yourself to feeding in public by starting in a location that is less threatening.

My personal recommendation is to start by removing a side of the crib (if that's possible with your particular model) to get them acclimated to sleeping without the confines of a crib but without making the transition seem so drastic, and then moving them straight to a twin bed.

That way, your older child does not feel «pushed out» by the baby, and will have a few months to become acclimated to the new family dynamics.

According to information provided by the TSA, officers screened 20 puppies and their trainers from the Finger Lakes Puppy Raising Region of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, as they practiced coming through the checkpoint in an effort to acclimate the future guide dogs with an important piece of the airport experience — the security checkpoint.

«Organisms can deal with these stressful transitions from warm to cold by either acclimating - think about dogs putting on their winter coats - or by populations genetically evolving to deal with new stresses, a phenomenon known as rapid climate adaptation,» said Alison Gerken, a post-doctoral associate with UF's Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology and the lead author of a new study, published this month in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

In Isaac Asimov's short story «-- That Thou Art Mindful of Him,» engineers attempt to acclimate humans to robots by creating robots that look like birds and insects and also detect and correct ecological problems.

Had the juvenile plants not been acclimated to the higher temperatures, their respiration would have increased by 23 percent over the plants in ambient temperatures.

By contrast, the abundant and cosmopolitan picoplanktonic prokaryotes for which there is genomic representation have smaller genomes, are probably capable of only slow growth and seem to be relatively unable to sense or rapidly acclimate to energy - rich conditions.

The purpose of the cruise was to determine how marine organisms are acclimated to long - term ocean acidification and the resulting effect on biogeochemical cycles by studying organisms living in naturally CO2 - rich coral reefs.

Night owls can gradually acclimate themselves to an earlier bedtime by turning in a few minutes earlier every night, she says.

You'd think that after 17 years of living in New England I would have either: 1) Acclimated by now 2) Moved to a warmer climate or 3) Learn to thrive.

By the time you get acclimated to one trend, another trend is already knocking at your door.

Thanks for always stopping by my blog... still trying to get acclimated to my move, and haven't been around to all my favorite bloggers as much as I would like!

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The improvised dialogue and use of non-professionals allows for a liberated, impulsive feel, which Sheridan apparently finessed by sending her main players away to a house for a week, to acclimate to one another while working on improv exercises.

The self - described «genius billionaire playboy philanthropist» is beset by anxiety attacks and bad dreams, attempting to acclimate himself to a world where Norse gods clash with alien armies set upon New York.

The film takes what feels like nearly a half - hour acclimating us to these do - badders, all of whom are currently imprisoned and being taunted by guards.

The film spends a lot of time acclimating viewers to his dissociative identity disorder, a lot of which we learn about through interactions with his therapist Dr. Fletcher, played by Betty Buckley.

Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread devotes a significant amount of time to acclimating us to the House of Woodcock, ostensibly run by Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day - Lewis), a renowned dressmaker in 1950s - era London.

Deklan's first appearance begins the story, as he meets with a VA therapist (played by David Vegh) who seems disinterested and dismissive of Deklan's inability to acclimate himself to the civilian world.

As we acclimate to the color pallet, we're serenaded with «Celebration» by Kool & the Gang.

American audiences unfamiliar with the fantasy creatures in Japanese animation may take some acclimating to Totoro, but we find that our children are instantly transported into this film by Hayao Miyazaki, which has become an all - ages classic.

For the rest of us, we need to forget Renaissance art and reality TV for a second so we can redouble our efforts to help students acclimate to life at school; tap into each of these children and make a connection strong enough that each one will want to play by the rules; and make school a place worth showing up to every morning.

The resources in this bundle cover a variety of subjects and engage students in activities that help them make the leap from vacation to education by allowing them to move about and explore a variety of subjects as they get acclimated to school again or for the first time with the youngest students.

The teachers union is asking members to take yet another online survey — this one focusing on efforts by LA Unified to acclimate teachers to the challenges of the new Common Core curriculum.

In addition to acclimating to their new role, they have often been tasked with improving student outcomes by a large percentage over a very short timeline.

Enroll by Kindergarten or First grade for your child to easily acclimate to such a powerfully individualized program.

Animals may not be exposed to temperatures less than 45 * F unless they are accompanied by a certificate signed by a veterinarian stating that they are acclimated to lower temperatures.

This concession to dealer demands saddles the Infiniti brand with an old badge just as it is trying to acclimate consumers to its new naming protocol, whereby all cars have a «Q» prefix followed by numerals and all crossovers and SUVs have a «QX» prefix.

«We'll install our race engines on Thursday, and consequently we plan to run a limited number of laps during qualifying — a few laps for shakedown and to let the drivers get acclimated, followed by qualifying runs.

They rarely exceed seven feet, and while not naturally tame, they are easily acclimated to handling if raised by hand.

When confronted by scary things, he needs you to give him space and time to acclimate and build confidence.

Pampered Puppies is unique program developed by our groomers to help our puppy clients become acclimated to our grooming parlor.

Gracie is in a foster home with a male Dane who helped her get acclimated by following his lead in her new environment.

Get him acclimated to these sounds by playing recordings of crying infants.

To combat this reaction, acclimate your dog to your comings and goings by starting small and making the experience a positive one.

From the Transportation.gov website, «Animals may not be exposed to temperatures less than 45 * F unless they are accompanied by a certificate signed by a veterinarian stating that they are acclimated to lower temperatures.»

If your senior cat keeps refusing to enter the carrier, help get your cat acclimated to it by placing it among your home's everyday environment.

Even if you decide your dog has earned freedom of the house when you are gone, it's a great idea to keep him acclimated to a crate by feeding one meal a day in the crate.

You can do this by mixing a part of the old cat food with the new one until your cat has fully acclimated to the latest meal plan.